The phrase "advertisements in addition" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used when trying to indicate that advertisements are being added to something else, but it would be clearer with a slight rephrasing.
Example: "The report includes advertisements in addition to the main content, which may distract readers."
Alternatives: "advertisements as well" or "advertisements also included".
In addition, advertisements from the 1770s show that slaves continued to be bought and sold in England.
In addition, advertisements in Internet-forums and newspapers will be traced.
In addition, advertisements will be placed in Internet-forums and (commuter) newspapers.
In addition, "Advertisements claim e-cigarettes offer health benefits by helping smokers quit" should have been attributed to reference 1, and reference 1 itself should have indicated that the cited marketing statements were provided as an example.
In addition, advertisements and articles were placed in the Voice magazine for black and ethnic minorities, the British Dermatological Nursing Group magazine 16 and the bulletin of the Primary Care Dermatology Society 17 to target specific groups that had been under-represented during the consultation stage.
The findings also underscores the need to provide contraceptive information's in shops and pharmacies possibly via advertisement, posters and brochures in addition to providing contraceptive services in the university's health clinics.
Fifteen advertisements advised consideration of another drug instead of the advertised agent; the other 58 advertisements advised consideration of the other drug in addition to the advertised agent.
In addition to advertisements that admonish "Don't abandon your baby" and "No shame.
There are, in addition, print advertisements, which carry the headline "A culinary experience this extraordinary should be shared".
In addition to advertisements, moviegoers are subjected to scrambled-word games, mind-numbing music, exhortations to visit the refreshment stand, etc.
