The phrase "advertisements in large" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to refer to advertisements that are large in size or format.
Example: "The magazine featured advertisements in large print to attract more attention from readers."
Alternatives: "large advertisements" or "advertisements in a large format."
Despite the infusion of cash, Mr. McCain will still struggle to raise enough money to broadcast advertisements in the large media-market states, like New York and California.
Concerned that the public was confused about which tires were being recalled, the Ford Motor Company said yesterday that it would take out full-page advertisements in many large newspapers to explain which vehicles typically had the tires as factory-installed equipment and which did not.
No advertisements were observed in large stores.
Last month, Ford introduced a seven-seat sport utility vehicle with full-page advertisements in Indonesia's largest daily newspaper, part of an effort to break into a fast-growing auto market dominated by Japanese manufacturers.
Last month, industry groups took out a full-page advertisement in the largest daily paper in Japan, warning that steep targets for emissions reductions could hurt economic growth.
Ms. Owori's business plan is to send Ugandan models to Europe, as well as to place Ugandan models regularly in advertisements by large Western businesses with a presence in East Africa.
When building my first company, I thought long and hard about doing something very similar, but realized very soon enough, that I didn't have the cash flow to invest in large advertisement campaigns, or billboard banners.
They are critical of the government's boast in large, countrywide advertisements that India is shining.
Arindam Chaudhuri is hard to miss in India: He appears, in regrettable suits and a glossy ponytail, in large newspaper advertisements nearly every day, hawking the top-notch M.B.A. degrees his management institutes claim to dispense.
