"fuel brand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a particular type or brand of fuel, for example "The new fuel brand is said to be more efficient than other brands in the market".
"We know as a brand and as a fuel brand, to endear ourselves to the driving public our behavior ought to speak louder than words," she adds.
Speaking about the company's aim to grow a wide community of audiences who trust and return to the Fuel brand, Blackwell adds: "We hope that by having a deeper engagement with the people that live in these places that will be possible, not only for what we produce, but for the wider theatre landscape".
The genesis of the campaign was attitudes among drivers who "think all fuel brands are the same," Ms. Walker says, or "don't think much about fuel brands".
ConocoPhillips, Houston, named the Los Angeles office of KSL Media to handle the media planning and buying business for its motor fuel brands.
PepsiCo announced a new line of soft drink, a variant of Mountain Dew named Game Fuel, branded with the Halo 3 logo and the Master Chief.
Such contrived intimacy fuels brand loyalty and also the belief that "iCarly" truly is the young viewer's friend.
Brown is to team up with rapid veteran Chris Hyman in a new car prepared by Chad Racing and backed by USA fuel additive brand STP.
The site is said to have helped fuel the brand's Facebook fanbase to more than 1m in its first year.
To fuel this, brands are taking social good beyond their corporate social responsibility (CSR) department and making it central to the work.
He began his design career there and the jetset glamour which fuels the brand runs through his veins; his time at Pucci allowed him to develop it further.
But as Hopkins becomes more offensive to stay relevant and in work, so that she can make a good living for her family, it's not OK to sit on our hands, even if challenging her and The Sun fuels the brand and delights the writer.
