The phrase "advertisements around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the presence or distribution of advertisements in a particular area or context.
Example: "There were advertisements around the stadium promoting the upcoming concert."
Alternatives: "ads in the vicinity" or "promotions nearby".
This infrastructure is based on the advertising or distribution model in that they make all their money placing advertisements around their content or by placing their content onto physical media.
One answer to pricing pressure online, though not a complete one, would be to experiment with putting advertisements around films.
The children cheered for the ubiquitous Sammy Sosa, whose smiling face can be seen in advertisements around the city.
It seemed an oddly parochial fight for a pro-business group based in the Washington suburbs that had spent tens of millions of dollars since the late 1990s roughing up Democrats with negative advertisements around election time.
New advertisements around the city dramatize the truncated life chances of children born to teenagers; in one, a tear-stained toddler stares out, declaring: "I'm twice as likely not to graduate high school because you had me as a teen".
In late 2008 Joost abandoned P2P and switched to Flash, thereby sending users to its Web site, where the company could generate revenue by including advertisements around the video window or within the streaming content.
Both actions are going after the firm on grounds that it recklessly misrepresents its technical capacity with advertisements touting around-the-clock availability and trades that take less than a minute.
The Senator builds his advertisement around a clip of Mr. Schumer from a debate.
Twenty two males were recruited by advertisement around the campus of the University of Barcelona.
"Fifa, for every match they have this advertisement around fair play.
The sponsorship deal will involve home and away jersey sponsorship and well as advertisement around Firhill Stadium.
