The phrase "advertisements and support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of promotional materials and assistance or resources related to a product or service.
Example: "The company offers various advertisements and support to help new users get started with their software."
Alternatives: "promotional materials and assistance" or "marketing and aid".
Subjects were recruited through the Einstein-Moss Post-Polio Madvertisementsrand newspolio advertisupport, and polio support groups.
Justice Benjamin was elected to the court in 2004 with the help of more than $3 million in advertisements and other support from Don L. Blankenship, Massey's chief executive and Chief Justice Maynard's dining companion in Monte Carlo.
The vote was 3 to 2. Voting with the majority was Justice Brent D. Benjamin, who was elected to the court in 2004 with the help of about $3 million in advertisements and other support from Don L. Blankenship, Massey's chief executive officer.
According to the study, which was written up by New Scientist, a computer program that can automatically predict people's ages "could also be used to improve targeting of advertisements and to support fine-grained analysis of trends on the Web".
Though the Obama administration initially expressed quiet reservations about Mr. Deeds, the president campaigned twice for him, helped him raise money, appeared in his advertisements and extended the support of his political campaign arm, Organizing for America.
Public advertisements and broadcasts should support such a campaign.
Families were recruited for the study through pediatric endocrine clinics at the University of Virginia and Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, as well as through advertisements and regional parent support groups.
Mike now runs a fitness studio in London, and also acts a bit too, doing advertisements and the occasional supporting part in a film.
This means that the people who read the news are buying more products that eventually support advertisements, and it is a vicious cycle: read news, buy more, support more ads, get more news.
It will pay for district-by-district polling, phone banks, direct mail, and television and radio advertisements to support candidates seen as being allied with the interests of business leaders and their supporters in labor.
