The phrase "advertisements for its" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to promotional materials or announcements that are intended to promote a product, service, or brand.
Example: "The company released several advertisements for its new smartphone model, highlighting its innovative features."
Alternatives: "ads for its" or "promotions for its".
The Dance Theater of Harlem has described itself as classically American in advertisements for its "Bring It On Home!" season at the Apollo Theater, this company's first appearance at that Harlem landmark.
Mr. Szymanczyk said the company spent more money in 1999 on advertisements intended to discourage young smokers, $74.1 million, than it did in advertisements for its best-selling brand, Marlboro, $66.7 million.
It declared a moratorium on interviews; it didn't take out any advertisements for its final concert or plan anything special.
Several blocks away, the Italian trade commission staved off an auction of the mansion it occupies, but has stopped running advertisements for its Made in Italy campaign.
The internet company already dominates what is considered to be a separate market for paid-search advertising.Meanwhile, Google advanced another step into more traditional media markets when it made a deal to place advertisements for its online customers on the network owned by Clear Channel.
AOL will also still run some pop-up advertisements for its own services and features, although a spokesman said it would run fewer of those as well.
Jake Wilson of The Age similarly gave the film three and a half stars, but called the film "basically a feature-length advertisement for its subject", saying that it "moves far too rapidly to permit sustained analysis".
The Simon Property Group, the owner of shopping malls in North America, said yesterday that it would stop running a print advertisement for its Simon Malls division that pictured the Statue of Liberty next to these words: "Very inspiring.
The Chinese Communist Party is trying to turn the worst embarrassment it has suffered in recent years into an advertisement for its virtues.
THE Ford Motor Company's latest advertisement for its Freestar minivan has disappeared faster than the foldaway seat feature it was promoting.
[C5.] Ford Stops Running Commercial The Ford Motor Company's latest advertisement for its Freestar minivan has disappeared faster than the foldaway seat feature it was promoting.
