The phrase "advertisements during a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the timing or placement of advertisements in relation to an event, program, or activity.
Example: "We noticed a significant increase in viewer engagement with advertisements during a popular television show."
Alternatives: "ads during a" or "commercials during a".
Each node receives advertisements during a certain period from the arrival of the first received advertisement, and then chooses a cluster-head with the smallest number of hops from it and advertises its cluster-head to other nodes within its radio range.
We all know the statistics -- the average adult sees something like 3,572 advertisements during a typical day.
When Riney revealed the cost of advertisements during a meeting, Perot reportedly "flipped out", and asked "Why would I spend that when I could go on the 'Today' show for free?" Riney produced several ads during the campaign that never aired.
Mr. Romney, whose campaign ran an advertisement during a break in the debate that criticized Mr. McCain's stances on taxes and immigration policies, shot back that "the personal barbs are interesting but unnecessary".
I could run an advertisement during an episode of "Friends".
I could run an advertisement during an episode of "Friends". I could pay NBC to have the coffee house hold an event that would feature my product in an episode.
The panel charges that he falsely said in television advertisements during the campaign for a primary in June that his opponent "let convicted drug dealers off" at least 40 times.
But while there is a tendency in Western Europe to put a ban on advertisements during children's programmes, especially when it comes to "junk food ads", the problem in Armenia lies somewhere else.
They may, for example, broadcast a lot of advertisements during the lame-duck Congress.
In November, China ordered a ban on advertisements during TV dramas as part of its reform of cultural activities.
That is one of the main reasons why we see negative advertisement campaigns during a presidential candidate run.
