'promote us' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you are referring to the promotion or marketing of an organization, product, or service. For example, "We need to find ways to promote us in order to attract new customers."
During the summit, President Obama announced a total of $33bn in US investment commitments, including $7bn in financing to promote US exports and investments in Africa, $12bn to boost power supply with help from private-sector partners and $14bn pledged by American businesses for investments in energy, aviation, banking and construction.
What has really happened is these three promoters, and yes, a major part of the USDA's mission is to promote US agriculture, have tweaked meat labels a bit and in the process found a way to "add value to the carcass", and sell it as consumerism.
In short, managers beware: you fail to hire, retain or promote us at your peril.
A P.R. firm -- paid to promote us -- would kick into high gear only after tasting our food?
Aiming to promote US foreign policy goals in areas such as climate change, renewable energy and resource scarcity, OES officers work nationally and internationally to negotiate climate policy, form partnerships and develop programs.
I'm already a member of many business clubs, I have a good following on Twitter and everyone wants to promote us because they can see the vision - to support and get people working in UK and abroad.
AIPAC supposedly exists to promote US-Israel relations or, more precisely, to promote them to the point where Israeli policies are never challenged by the United States.
It suggested that the programme makers were "under instructions from higher up" to make "a happy story about complementary medicine"; that the production could not distinguish evidence from anecdote; even that the series producer was promoting "US-style anti-science".
Efficient generation of transgenic monkey PG-haESC lines promoted us to explore the possibility of using monkey PG-haESCs for genome-wide genetic screenings.
"The mayor promoted us as a world-class city," said Lucas Redmond, a retired refrigeration repairman, using "promoted" in a positive light.
Kroes is already busy promoting US interests.
