The phrase "advertisement displays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to visual representations or presentations of advertisements, typically in a marketing or retail context.
Example: "The advertisement displays in the store window attracted many customers during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "ad displays" or "advertising showcases".
The advertisement displays state by state where Republican groups have supported Mr. Nader.
Furthermore, the motion detection of Anolis receivers predicted almost precisely the type of movements included in advertisement displays among closely related species from two separate island radiations.
The type of movements included in advertisement displays was closely predicted by the motion detection capabilities of the visual system for a given distance and the compounding effects of environmental conditions at the time of display production.
With the kind of ominous music and graphics usually associated with a Hollywood slasher movie, the advertisement displays an image of Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, as "more of the same," without naming him.
The facial recognition feature could also provide real-time information to advertisers on how people are reacting to an advertisement displayed on the smart mirror, Izzat Khair, a member of Microsoft Singapore's development team, told CNBC.
Accordingly, image was identified as one of the factors that can attract consumers' attention to advertisement displayed in a media.
The aim of this research was to monitor compliance with the section of COPTA 2003 regarding the advertisement, display and sale of tobacco products around educational institutions in Ahmedabad City, India.
Requiring that every TV advertisement display -- in easily recognizable print -- the names of its top three funders in the ad itself.
Indeed, on Tuesday, Yahoo completed its $1.6 billion acquisition of Overture Services, a leader in the fastest-growing segment of Internet advertising, text advertisements displayed with World Wide Web search results.
Indeed, it just completed its $1.6 billion acquisition of Overture Services, a leader in the fastest-growing segment of Internet advertising, text based advertisements displayed with Web search results.
Ralf Bremer, a Google spokesman in Berlin, said it was in constant contact with German publishers, who routinely receive 70 to 80 percent of revenue from advertisements displayed on their Web sites through AdSense, Google's online advertising service.
