The phrase "and advertising in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to marketing, promotions, or media strategies that involve advertising.
Example: "The company is focusing on digital marketing and advertising in a variety of online platforms to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "and marketing through a" or "and promotion in a".
But it competed for readers and advertising in a very crowded field of magazines.
Each one blends entertainment and advertising in a break that runs two or two and a half minutes.
It blurs the line between editorial and advertising in a way that most of The Times does not.
Rather than pay to put her business on established sites, she has used other strategies, including starting an online group for knitters and advertising in a knitting magazine.
Instagram's plan from the beginning has been to exploit that conceptual slippage between content and advertising in a powerful new way, because it is the social network with the greatest claim to a foundation of genuine emotion.
Just last month, Apple snapped up Shazam, the popular app that lets people identify songs, TV shows, films and advertising in a matter of seconds.
This new body will replace three existing publicly-funded organisations, one of which came under fire for spending more than £100m on marketing and advertising in an attempt to increase brand awareness.
In [30], we proposed a technique for the detection of peer-level bottlenecks and density-based clustering as a basis for regional replication and advertising in an unstructured P2P advertising VoD service.
The Army will be spending $300 million on bonuses and advertising in an effort to enlist 6,000 more recruits, which is a goal Trump has been very adamant about.
Mr. Mendelsohn knocked on doors and advertised in a local paper, asking for an easel, paint supplies, nautical knick-knacks, an old rusty shed, even a garbage truck.
It's exciting, and social, and advertised in a prime time commercial with saxophone music and the promise of free roadside assistance.
