The phrase "aid advertisement" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing advertisements that promote aid or assistance programs, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The organization launched an aid advertisement to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis."
Alternatives: "assistance advertisement" or "support advertisement".
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Except as provided in subsection (b), this section applies to any advertisement to aid, promote, or assist directly or indirectly any consumer credit sale, loan, or other extension of credit subject to the provisions of this subchapter, other than an open end credit plan.
Mr. Wyly, in an interview on Friday, said he "of course" hoped that the advertisements would aid Mr. Bush's chances against Mr. McCain.
In 1987 an Australian television advertisement for Aids awareness depicted the Grim Reaper mowing down indiscriminate victims in a bowling alley.
Some users even get asked to take surveys to aid Facebook in displaying advertisements that are as relevant as possible.
And while state Democrats hold a huge financial lead, that balance could be reversed if the Republican National Committee's plan to spend unlimited amounts for advertisements aiding Mr. Schundler's campaign survives a court challenge by Mr. McGreevey's lawyers.
While some analysts predicted that she was in trouble with black voters, she won in seven of nine Arkansas counties that are more than 40 percent black, perhaps aided by radio advertisements by Mr. Obama that were in heavy rotation on black-oriented stations.
The McCain-Feingold law, passed in March after a six-year partisan battle, was meant to close provisions in the country's election laws that allow political parties to use large donations from businesses, labor unions, and other groups and individuals to finance television advertisements aiding specific candidates.
