The phrase "advertisements for such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to advertisements related to a specific subject or category previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "The magazine is filled with advertisements for such products that cater to eco-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "ads for such" or "promotions for such".
(Doubtful: Advertisements for such turntables date to at least the early 1930s).
It had consistently found "around 1,500" new advertisements for such items every month for the last two years, it said in a report.
Additionally, all advertisements for such promotions must disclose the dollar amount or percent of the proceeds that will go to the charity.
Wharton took over, with the aid at first of contributions from Colm Brogan, Charles Herring and John Lucas, who dreamed up the mock advertisements for such desirable amenities as the Plastigarden, with clip-on flowers.
He's made successful advertisements for such brands as Miller High Life, Adidas, and Volkswagen, although some of his favorite spots — one for Quaker Oats, for example, which shows an orangutan spooning porridge into his mouth, then setting aside the utensil and blissfully plunging his face into the breakfast bowl — have never been broadcast.
Advertisements for such meetings can be edited (because they are less easy to avoid) but should not be banned.
According to procedure followed by most advertising agencies, advertisements created for such award shows are sent to the client for approval before being submitted as entries for award shows.
But he was best known for the posters he designed as advertisements for companies such as London Transport and Shell in a richly expressive style influenced by his love of cubism, constructivism and futurism.
In the exhibition a representation of a masquerade in Sierra Leone has shards of records littering the floor along with handbill-size advertisements for films such as "Shaft," and "Superfly," a startling example of how pop culture from one part of the world can be interwined with traditional ritual in a distant place.
Close observers say they have been surprised by how relatively tame the advertisements have been for such a heated campaign.
There was particular concern that the mass media was redolent with advertisements for unhealthy products, such as certain foods and products or health supplements, as well as advertisements for 'wonder-drugs'.
