"video spot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "video spot" to refer to a short video clip or advertisement that is usually used for marketing or promotion purposes. For example, "The company released a new video spot to advertise their new product."
The velocity of the nanoparticles was obtained using the Video Spot Tracker program, which calculates the velocity of the nanoparticles from videos recorded by the microscope system.
It features a video spot that emphatically rejects the idea that Europe should be consigned to a museum of economic and technological history.
In addition to the video spot, by Liquid Advertising, the campaign will include display ads by the agency Questus, and they will run on music and pop-culture sites like YouTube, Vevo, Brooklyn Vegan and College Humor.
"We believe that one day science will prove that there's actually a transference of energy where we do our prayers with the medicine, and that travels with the medicine to the people," Kate says, ending her video spot with a political endorsement: "We are very much fans of Bernie Sanders.
When the Obama campaign unveiled its first private equity attack ad last week, featuring GST Steel, a company that filed for bankruptcy under Bain's watch (but after Mr. Romney had left the company), the Romney campaign was ready with a video spot of its own, highlighting grateful workers at Steel Dynamics, a company in Indiana that Bain helped grow.
His phone was playing a video spot for toilet paper.
Teach," the video spots, which are being sent to television stations around the country, feature actors enacting scenes in classrooms and beyond.
People who are shopping or eating in an AnchorFree location will see banner ads on their screens or short video spots or both before their browsing session.
Microsoft and Google, along with rivals like Yahoo and AOL, are looking for growth from new kinds of ads, including online video spots.
Mr Armstrong has also put money into online video, reasoning that consumers will spend more time online and that advertisers will pay more for video spots than display ads.
The small budget for the campaign, Mr. Skyer of the foundation says, "ended up being a blessing in disguise" because the audio and video spots turned out "raw, real, urgent".
