The phrase "advertisements could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential nature, impact, or characteristics of advertisements in various contexts.
Example: "Advertisements could be more effective if they targeted specific demographics."
Alternatives: "ads might be" or "commercials can be".
Advertisements could be pegged to the same keywords used by alcohol beverage advertising, with the goal of reaching the same target audiences and providing educational messages or links to online interventions.
For its part, the authority acknowledged that some of its decisions on advertisements could be difficult.
Down the road, Web content, including advertisements, could be linked to shows beamed from the Slingbox.
Both Isis and Google plan on using their mobile wallets to offer promotions that, like Web advertisements, could be highly personalized.
Paul Talmey, president of his polling firm, said each campaign determined early on that the opponent had such a fuzzy public image that attack advertisements could be effective.
Readily available online data from escort advertisements could be leveraged in favor of fight against human trafficking.
So a storm about an advertisement could be seen as an opportunity, if a rather dangerous one.
It conceded the advertisement could be considered misleading and notified stations that had received advanced copies of it not to broadcast it.
Conclusively, the right decision on choice of production, maintenance strategy, pricing and advertisement could be predicted using this PMCMS with a positive effect on profitability of the manufacturing system, and ability to meet customers' needs.
Another example states: "If the setting includes young characters, a Coke advertisement could be provided, inviting the reader to enjoy a glass of Coke with his book, and providing a graphic of a cool glass".
One point that needs to be clarified is, our ultimate goal is not to achieve high performance on the labeled data, but rather to detect the suspicious (unlabeled) advertisements which could be human trafficking related this will be explained in more details in "Blind evaluation".
