"integrated campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used in marketing and advertising, referring to a holistic approach to reaching a target audience that leverages more than one channel of communication. For example, you could launch an integrated campaign to introduce a new product that includes a combination of TV, radio, and online ads.
Hassan stresses that the application can only work as part of a wider, integrated campaign.
An online presence is often only effective if it is part of a wider integrated campaign.
It is the first time Quaker has done an integrated campaign for a Hispanic audience, Mr. Lambeth said.
Her tenure in global airlines for nearly a decade includes advisory roles in brand launches, executive communications, integrated campaign design, outreach, media relations, strategy development, and issues management.
The most advanced fighter aircraft are little use if allies do not have the means to identify, process, and strike targets as part of an integrated campaign.
There are plans for additional ads, according to Mr. Droga, and that "this is the start of a much bigger integrated campaign".
Our clients are increasingly finding integrated campaigns across the website and the newspaper deliver impressive results".
This year's election has brought "integrated campaigning," which I quickly learn means contact with any single campaign brings a panoply of placards, the whole party slate.
Chris Davies, broadcast account director at media agency Universal McCann, said: "Christmas advertisers appear to be placing a stake in the ground, launching integrated campaigns earlier to stay ahead of the competition.
For example it appears unlikely to dominate the domestic TV screen as it has computing, so it will not be as well positioned to offer integrated campaigns.
Fader says that in the last downturn, in 2001, digital marketers were operating out of separate agencies, but today, marketers are able to construct fully integrated campaigns.
