The phrase "advertisements due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a result of or caused by advertisements.
Example: "The increase in sales can be attributed to advertisements due to the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "advertisements resulting from" or "advertisements caused by".
While overall Internet ad spending continues to grow right along with Googles share of all Internet searches, 49% of U.S. advertisers said they had already cut or planned to cut their spending on pay-per-click advertisements due to ongoing concerns about click fraud, according to a survey released this week by Outsell.
Information on CRC screening and invitations for iFOBT screening in rural districts were mostly delivered to the target population by direct person-to-person contact and face-to-face communication, while in urban areas the information on the programme was predominantly delivered through poster advertisements due to the challenges in face-to-face contacts.
Usually no more than half of eligible videos have a pre-roll advertisement, due to a lack of interested advertisers.
However, their hopes were dashed when the engaged couple read the fine print on the advertisement: Due to marriage laws in Ohio, weddings are limited to male-female couples only.
Publishers often lack insight into the profiles of consumers who purchase their publications, and, accordingly, miss out on subscription and advertisement revenue due to a lack of personalized content and advertisements.
In the event advertising copy is received after midday (Sydney time) on the day before an Advertisement is due to be published, the number of impressions booked will be reduced on a pro rata basis for every 24 hours that the copy for the Advertisement is supplied after this deadline.
In our observation, most of the advertisements showed lean children or adults eating high-calorie foods, and a maximum number of children (28.3%) were tempted to buy the advertised product due to presence of favorite models or actors in the advertisements.
Explains that it's all due to advertisements, and various bulletins issued by Dept. of Agriculture, etc. telling the danger of food poisoning, such as rancid oil in coffee, the mold in cheese, worms in pork, protein poisoning from eggs, etc. Faints from hunger in restaurant, and his friend gives him glass of water, and he says it's not potable-the resevoirs too low.
Due to ad filtering, the advertisements that have been common in video game journalism websites are becoming less viable.
Farmers gave up their own seeds due to misleading advertisements and mistakenly thinking that their friends or relatives did the same (Shiva 2010a; 2010b; 2010c; Shiva, 2014d; Spinks, 2011).
In July 2007, shortly after the release of Overlord there were rumours of a port to the PS3 of the game due to job advertisements at Triumph Studios, which mentioned one position needed "Porting X360/PC code base to PS3".
