The phrase "advertisements in general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall concept or category of advertisements without referring to specific types or examples.
Example: "Advertisements in general have a significant impact on consumer behavior and purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "advertisements overall" or "advertisements as a whole".
Patients were recruited from July 2008 through September 2009 by advertisements in various general and diabetes-specific media.
Recruitment of the participants will be conducted via advertisements about the trial on websites which offer information and services to people with chronic pain and via advertisements in local general practitioner and physiotherapy clinics.
Whatever the impulse behind Holly Mosher's glowing documentary "Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus," the film — save for a fleeting, easy-to-miss coda — would work perfectly as an advertisement for microfinance in general and the Grameen Bank in particular.
In December the critics groups release their choices for the year's best films and performances, which are trumpeted in advertisements in trade and general newspapers throughout the lucrative holiday movie season.
"The industry's advertisements and the media in general seem to forget that it is a research product that needs considerable further development before it will be available to farmers and consumers". Mr Conway added, however, that he still thought that golden rice has the potential to make an important contribution to reducing vitamin A deficiency.
Another bonus is that since V.I.P. tickets are not often included in general advertisements, artists can reap huge profits while avoiding the stigma of listing very high prices; press releases for Bon Jovi's concerts, for example, give a top price of $150.
In general, advertisements tend to reflect the popular attitudes surrounding the appropriate gender roles of the time.
Recruitment advertisements were general in nature, asking for individuals who were interested in participating in "a study of stress and cognitive functioning in older adults".
Pregnant participants were primarily recruited through advertisements in parenting magazines and general media advertising; however, mother, child, and baby forums and obstetrician clinics were also targeted.
In general, advertisers pay money to both ad networks and publishers for their advertisements.
