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"recently advertised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has recently been advertised, either through a newspaper ad, radio ad, TV ad, or any other form of advertisement. Example: The job that I applied for was recently advertised in the local newspaper.
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We have recently advertised for lawyers and accountants.
A Phoenix man, for instance, recently advertised a "show" cart for $22,000.
He had recently advertised on dating sites for a second wife.
Icelandair recently advertised fall fares from Boston to Europe starting at $478 round trip.
Nine such species were recently advertised by sellers, mostly from Europe and North America.
When he recently advertised for an accountant, 132 letters came in, more than two-thirds from Italians.
Adventure sports companies in Miami and California and even a resort in Montauk, N.Y., have recently advertised classes.
DCH Honda of Oxnard in Oxnard, Calif., for example, recently advertised new Accord LX sedans for $179 a month.
A 360 in Grand Rapids, Mich., said to be in running condition, was recently advertised on eBay for $1,300.
When he recently advertised – twice – for a head of maths, there were only four applicants in total.
Flats recently advertised in the Kings Cross scheme include a one-bed for £985,000 and two-bed for £1.7m.
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