The phrase "advertisements could not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or restrictions of advertisements in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we found that advertisements could not effectively reach the target audience."
Alternatives: "ads were unable to" or "advertisements failed to".
But the advertisement could not come at a better time for Mr. Wilson, a former hedge fund manager, who is still largely unknown to most voters, according to recent surveys.
A graphic taken from, which also included an intriguing link to the results of the ALLHAT study (ALLHAT-results do not support the use of the drug in the advertisement), could not be reprinted since Pfizer Inc. failed to respond to a request to use their artwork.
Because iCraveTV framed its retransmissions with advertisements, it probably could not have claimed the passive carrier exemption in any event: by adding advertisements, it was arguably modifying and exercising control over the original broadcast transmission.
City officials counter that without these advertisements, the city could not begin to maintain its historic monuments, many of which show the ravages of centuries of wear, exacerbated by the impact of the watery setting.
In Lionel Hutz's dream of what the world would be like without lawyers, the writers had wanted to use the song "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" which was used in Coca-Cola advertisements, but they could not get the rights to it.
Officials with Mr. Gephardt's campaign said they knew nothing about the advertisement, though they could not rule out that Mr. Jones might have been trying to help them.
Because we recruited no PD cases from the HCPOA or through community advertisement and therefore could not include a term for this group in our models to control for potential confounding introduced by unmeasured differences among this group, our primary analyses excluded these controls.
Mr. Sorkin has done for multiple sclerosis what millions of dollars of advertisements and celebrity endorsements could not.
Before somber line judges, advertisements for beer they could not legally purchase and a pair of ball girls about their age, Ahn and Vandeweghe traded baseline blasts.
DVRs, as they are known, are disruptive for advertising-funded television, however, because they allow people to fast-forward through advertisements".In content, we could not be happier," says Mr Murdoch.
