The phrase "advertisements added" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the inclusion of advertisements in a document, website, or other media.
Example: "The report includes a section on the effectiveness of advertisements added to the online platform."
Alternatives: "ads included" or "advertisements incorporated".
"We work entirely out of pocket and don't put up any kinds of advertisements, added software, subscriptions or anything like that". In LaFrance's opinion, "To say Popcorn Time performs a public service, I think is a bit misguided.
Whether they were being offended by or imitating Honda, at the time Harley-Davidson did not share the interpretation that Honda's advertisements, "added to the macho Harley image".
A handful of richest soccer teams buy the best players and collect the most trophies, thus boosting their popularity, developing an international fan base, selling more jerseys and advertisements, adding to their coffers and, in turn, buying better players.
Sacked Adelaide and Geelong plant workers will soon be applying for jobs that don't exist (there's an 800,000 gap between unemployed Australians and job advertisements; adding more low skilled workers to the dole queues will not help).
Questionable business practices, such as kickbacks for online advertisements, add to the competitive frenzy.The founders of companies that come out ahead in this battle often prefer to enjoy their new wealth rather than become serial entrepreneurs, as successful Silicon Valley folk are wont to do.
Mike and the Mad Dog have been talking to each other on the air about sports for fifteen years, five days a week, five and a half hours a day, which, if you account for advertisements, adds up to roughly fifteen thousand hours — enough time to read aloud all twenty-nine vofumes of the Encyclopædia Britannica more than twice.
The TX internal web page carried no TM identification and had only the factual information about the event on it which was taken from TM's interior web page but rearranged in TX format plus any information or advertisement added by TX.
WaxMail is free, although there is a small text advertisement added to the email.
This unrecorded advertisement adds a little to our understanding of his activities, showing him specializing in stationery supplies for musicians.
It specifically says "no sports channels" but charges a "Regional Sports Fee", and these basics left out of the advertisement add $28.96, not to mention at least $1.95 (our estimate) for the franchise fee, but who knows what else the taxes, fees and surcharges are hiding.
"These ideas may or may not end up as advertisements," she added.
