The phrase "advertisements along with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that advertisements are included or considered together with something else.
Example: "The report includes advertisements along with the main content to provide a comprehensive view of the marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "ads together with" or "advertisements in addition to".
The advertisements, along with the rising tenor of the candidates' own words, provide a window into how they are preparing to challenge one another.
A disparity in radio and television advertisements, along with calls and mailings, meant that the lawmakers Mr. Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi were trying to persuade to vote for the measure were taking a pounding in their districts.
The TV stations had to provide balanced political viewpoints, so when the state announced a tax levy to subsidise the sector, he and some friends managed to force screenings of anti-nuclear advertisements along with the pro-nuclear ones.
But they did not begin to develop a real following in the United States until recently, as they racked up superbike championships and the American investors, who have since taken the company public, began displaying them in advertisements along with chic young men and women in designer leather outfits.
Branded entrances, digital and media advertisements, along with player and cheerleader appearances at their properties, Caesars looks to give their brand a "commanding presence" at Raiders' games.
All political advertisements along with these disclaimers are made available to the public in our Ad Library," he writes, without making it clear why that should mean Facebook can't disclose the identities behind Mainstream Network.
"We believe that … CPE – an actual engagement by a user with an advertisement – along with viewability, dwell time and brand lift, will be the most important metrics for brand marketers in mobile," she added.
The advertisement, along with a hefty fine, represents the court-ordered punishment the Rockmore Co. received after its plea.
In 1976, Rudolph was featured in a Miller Brewing Company television advertisement along with then-Celtics head coach Tom Heinsohn to promote Miller Lite's "Tastes Great, Less Filling" advertising campaign.
It is about reaching out to the public without actually promoting the product by riding on other forms of passing things around online that people are happy to pass on, with the product or company advertisement along with it.
The group plans to run newspaper advertisements next week, along with commercials on conservative radio talk shows, urging Jews and Christians to see past their historical differences and come together at a time of crisis for Israel.
