The phrase "as branded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is identified or recognized by a specific brand or branding.
Example: "The product was sold as branded, ensuring customers received the quality they expected."
Alternatives: "as labeled" or "as identified".
During the trial he has been lionised as a modern-day Galileo as well as branded a "little Hitler".
If it came to mean globalization, as branded by Thomas Friedman, and if it helped explain globalization to America, then the job was done.
SUMMER, as branded by Richard Christiansen, the 34-year-old head of Chandelier Creative, a buzzy boutique Manhattan advertising agency with a focus on fashion, is surf-inflected and campy (or "campy," as Susan Sontag would have it).
In short, if you make good GIFs they won't stick out as branded.
The services provided to clients by RJ Palmer include media planning and buying as well as branded entertainment, which is focused on helping to incorporate brands into programming like television shows.
Another appeal of the new Leno show, Mr. Spengler said, is the ability to integrate brands and products into the content, which is known as branded entertainment.
For brand caps, we examined the use of all branded drugs as well as branded and generic medications among classes with available generic replacements.
Frequently OBs are not available but the same molecules are manufactured by other companies with different trade names that are also recognized as 'branded' products.
Medicines in India are known as 'branded' and 'branded-generics'.
"Drive and Deliver" is another example of a booming trend in marketing known as branded entertainment.
Such sponsorship agreements — known as branded entertainment, content marketing and native advertising — are becoming common on Bravo, part of the NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment division of NBCUniversal.
