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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advertisements are a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a description or classification of advertisements, typically followed by a noun or adjective.
Example: "Advertisements are a crucial part of modern marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "advertisements are an essential" or "advertisements are a form of".
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The company's only advertisements are a series of whimsical television cartoons.
And advertisements are a legitimate, though imperfect, part of that education.
The advertisements are a sub-content of the paper, but can be more significant, for example, especially when a full page is designated for it.
Advertisements are a reliable integer of the desires of the new well-to-do: in Calcutta (officially "Kolkata" since 2001), adverts for gold jewellery – an attractive form of investment – are ubiquitous.
Easy Mac consumers, as depicted in the advertisements, are a slobby set of layabouts who will eat anything, including spoiled milk and coffee grounds, and thus will also gobble down Easy Mac.
"These advertisements are a wake-up call to the Republican Party," Ellen Freudenheim, a co-founder and director of Silent March, said on Tuesday in announcing the group's plans.
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Advertisements are an important part of the visual world.
The technology is provided by NebuAD, which boasts that ISP delivered advertisements are an untapped source of revenue.
The prohibitive advertisements are "an unusual way to communicate," said Dominique Hanssens, a marketing professor at the UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management.
None of the advertisements is a grass roots lobbying communication.
But using that data to serve up effective, profitable advertisements is a daunting task.
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