"branded signage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the signs or displays used to advertise a particular brand or company. You can use this phrase when discussing marketing or advertising strategies, for example: "Using branded signage can greatly increase brand recognition and attract potential customers to your business." Another example: "The company invested in new branded signage to showcase their updated branding and attract more foot traffic to their store."
It's more urban shabby than shabby chic and is in stark contrast to the area around the Parc des Princes, home of Paris Saint-Germain – which boasts wide tree-lined avenues, plush apartments and unapologetically corporate brand signage.
He stood there, squarely in front of a post-match patchwork of brand signage, next to Jack Wilshere, looking every inch the slightly older statesman of English football, helped in his dignity no doubt by the earnestness of his younger companion and by the deferential tone of his interviewer.
The New York company puts coupons and brand signage in newspapers and stores, including Safeway and Kroger, for Campbell Soup, PepsiCo, Unilever and Procter & Gamble, among others.
So far, more than half have already gone through this change, with revamped lobbies, guest rooms, shower and bath experience, and new brand signage resulting in a fresh, new stay experience.
As part of their participation, organizations will receive two full conference passes, one demo/exhibit space, inclusion in the printed program guide and online program guide, branded table-top signage, power and Wi-Fi.
Others with whom we chatted in the bus, the press room and the various little outcroppings and branded shacks with fraying signage (CBS News's was utterly in tatters, but the team looked undeterred), felt sure it would be delayed.
The exterior of trains will be re-branded and the signage at franchise-owned stations will be de-branded to reflect this change; some aspects of staff uniforms and badges will alter".
As he points out, it's a slight to say that visual branding and signage are just design - there are many other important elements that separate good work from really great work.
Missed most of all was Dennis' zen-like austerity and reliance on simple gestalt signage and processes that came to be branded as the dematerialization of art.
He banned himself from buying anything branded in that font and from traveling on any form of transport with Helvetica signage.
