The phrase "advertisements have recently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recent changes or trends related to advertisements.
Example: "Advertisements have recently become more targeted, focusing on specific demographics to increase engagement."
Alternatives: "ads have lately" or "advertisements have just".
Although the calendar is manufactured as a splashy advertisement for Pirelli, photographers have recently started using it to comment on women in media.
We pay close attention to advertisements for aparment houses that have recently risen or are projected soon to rise.
The most prevalent way of using this technology is retargeting, where advertisements appear for sites you have recently visited.
The New Yorker, November 22 , 1982P. 35 We pay close attention to advertisements for aparment houses that have recently risen or are projected soon to rise.
By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, November 22 , 1982P. 35 We pay close attention to advertisements for aparment houses that have recently risen or are projected soon to rise.
Senator John Kerry and Gen. Wesley K. Clark, two of his strongest challengers for the Democratic nomination, have recently started running advertisements highlighting their military experience.
He started running negative advertisements this week, has recently beefed up his opposition research team and is supported by a group of Washington lobbyists that meets biweekly to court Capitol Hill.
Some leading titles, including the Wall Street Journal, have recently decided to put advertisements on the front page for the first time.
The Humane Society of the United States is his latest target, and his attacks on the way the organization spends its money have recently appeared in catchy newspaper advertisements, on bus shelters around Washington and on a billboard in Times Square.
Many big websites - including this one - will serve you advertisements related to the content you are viewing, or have recently viewed.
