The phrase "advertisements in some" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence where you are discussing advertisements that appear in certain contexts or mediums, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "I noticed that advertisements in some magazines are more appealing than those in others."
Alternatives: "ads in certain" or "commercials in some".
The Bush campaign took out a full page advertisement in some regional editions of USA Today quoting six Nobel laureates and nearly 300 other economists praising Mr. Bush's approach to fiscal policy.
With his Omega partner Steven Einhorn and fellow-billionaire Ken Langone, the co-founder of Home Depot, he has drafted a second open letter, which he hopes will be co-signed by a large group of self-made billionaires, and published as a newspaper advertisement in some swing states.
The new commercials -- one-minute radio spots -- started running on Friday in California, Connecticut, Mississippi, New Jersey and New Mexico, and follow a round of television advertisements broadcast in some of those states and elsewhere.
If S. C. Johnson & Son prides itself on being "a family company," as it declares in commercials and print advertisements, why in some campaigns does it attack competitors like the Clorox Company by name?
As often as not, the television stations, and some radio station owners, are responding to what they described as unnerving legal letters by yanking lucrative advertisements or, in some cases, helping Democrats and Republicans come up with language that the stations deem to be proper political discourse.
They have sold print advertisements in their magazines, and some offer video advertisements in their seatback entertainment systems.
Television stations, newspapers and magazines refuse to accept some advertisements in an effort to marginalize viewpoints and products that the vast majority of Americans think are disrespectful or even potentially dangerous.
The company has become such a brand name that some advertisements in the matrimonial pages of the Times of India specify graduates of NIIT.China enrols the marketIn higher education, as in so much else, China is visibly pulling ahead of India.
