The phrase "ad completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to advertising, particularly when discussing the process of finishing or finalizing an advertisement.
Example: "The ad completion deadline is set for next Friday, so we need to finalize the design by then."
Alternatives: "advertisement finalization" or "ad finishing".
This was because we assumed that AD completion was endogenous with the decision to complete/not complete ADs ultimately affecting healthcare costs.
On the Web in general, video ad completion rates hover around 25percentt.
An initial uptick in revenue is followed by a substantial dropoff in ad completion rates, as viewers quickly grow weary of the oversupply of irrelevant ad messages.
AdAge cites Hulu's current ad completion rate at 96% – a lot higher than the average of 81% for long-form content and 59% for short-form content.
One patient characteristic associated with AD completion is education level.
The association between education level and AD completion is likely mediated by health literacy.
On Tuesday, the company announced a new deal for advertisers, which now charges them only for ad completions, and today at Hulu's upfronts, the company announced the arrival of even more original shows.
Though there was no statistically significant association between completing ADs and when these ADs were completed (i.e. before or during admission to a TC), results not presented in Table 1 showed that among AD completers, the time of completion differed statistically according to trial arm.
Just like user posts, ads can be either a photo lasting up to five seconds or a video lasting up to 15. Users either watch the ad to completion before it auto-advances to the next friend's story, or they can swipe to skip it.
They identified that pattern separation was impaired in aMCI and further impaired in mild AD, whereas pattern completion was unaffected in aMCI but impaired in mild AD.
Thanks to Internet staples like YouTube, Facebook and the special Web sites known as microsites, consumers can still see ads after the completion of the campaigns of which they were part — not unlike satellites that remain in space, visible to the eye, long after they have stopped being tracked.
