The phrase "advertisements for numerous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to advertisements that promote a variety of products, services, or events.
Example: "The magazine featured advertisements for numerous local businesses, showcasing their unique offerings."
Alternatives: "ads for various" or "promotions for many".
They've appeared in French films such as Amélie and Paris Je T'Aime, starred as dancers in a George Michael video, and posed for numerous advertisements and art projects.
The melody and chord changes are strong enough to sustain repetition in other contexts – Metheny would revive it for solo acoustic guitar on the 2003 album One Quiet Night – but it's this relentless version that would end up being used for numerous US TV advertisements, radio theme tunes and as incidental film music.
After emigrating, Watts was enrolled in acting lessons by her mother; she auditioned for numerous television advertisements, where she met and befriended actress Nicole Kidman.
He appeared in numerous advertisements for the automaker, and the Buick logo was prominently displayed on his golf bag.
Original wood engravings created after his designs for the stories were reprinted in numerous advertisements for these books.
At the core of the debate are magazines for game enthusiasts, like GamePro, Playstation Magazine and Computer Gaming Monthly, which have substantial teenage readerships -- among them Mr. Liu -- but feature numerous advertisements for M-rated games.
The wide-open spaces along the highways became a basis for numerous billboards showing advertisements.
From this less than promising debut she built an idiosyncratic career, appearing in advertisements for Louis Vuitton and Nike; in numerous films, including "The Purple Rose of Cairo"; and in television series, including, almost inevitably, "Sex and the City".
Some advertisements advertise for multiple women at the same time.
This category holds advertisements for outdoor advertising.
