The phrase "advertisements are expected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the anticipation or requirement of advertisements in a particular context, such as marketing or media.
Example: "In this industry, advertisements are expected to follow certain guidelines to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "ads are anticipated" or "advertisements are anticipated."
[Guardian, Globe and Mail] An Occupy Wall Street advertisement was expected to air Wednesday night during "The O'Reilly Factor," the Fox News talk show of the conservative host Bill O'Reilly.
The advertisement is expected to appear soon in other major newspapers and on television, and Chief Bratton, the former New York City police commissioner, said he would go to Washington to lobby senators.
Revenue from subscriptions and advertisement is expected to grow at nearly 40% over the next ten years.
Such quotes have been seized on by the conservative Liberal Party, and are already being aired in TV advertisements which are expected to be frequently replayed in the run-up to an election later this year.
Dr. Leonard S. Yaffe, a pharmaceutical industry analyst at Banc of America Securities, said that he expected the market for erectile dysfunction drugs to expand quickly with the flurry of advertisements that are expected when the two new drugs are approved.
If Orlando's past pursuit of Grant Hill, Tracy McGrady and Tim Duncan is any indication, welcoming parties, billboard advertisements and celebrity introductions are expected.
For instance, advertisements on summer vacations are expected to have a more successful spread outcome during the Spring and Summer months, while being hobbled during Fall and Winter months, highlighting an emergent seasonal periodicity with respect to user interests.
The advertisements, put together by E*billboards, are expected to run for at least a week in 50 Suffolk County convenience stores, most of them 7-Elevens, which are equipped with electronic billboards.
Advertisements that appear in our print and online publications are expected to accord to clear standards.
