The phrase "advertisements is one" is not correct in written English.
It contains a subject-verb agreement error; "advertisements" is plural, so it should be "advertisements are one."
Example: "Among the various forms of media, advertisements are one of the most effective ways to reach consumers."
Alternatives: "ads are one" or "commercials are one."
The new flavor, described as "instant cooling" in advertisements, is one element of a campaign to make the Tylenol brand more hip and, as the name suggests, more cool.
"Our company mission is to help our customers feel like the best version of themselves, and aligning with this movement to stop the extreme and harmful photoshopping of women in advertisements is one more step in the right direction," Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer Susan Gregg Koger said in a statement to HuffPost Style.
Apology advertisements are one way businesses are trying to repair the damage they've done to their brands and to the public's faith in them.
Attorney advertisements are one of the primary ways that the public learns about new dangers of drugs and medical devices," he said.
The advertisement is one of three similar spots aired by the hospital on Spanish-language television and radio in Southern California.
The advertisement is one of a series of quirky ads in Apple's "switch" campaign.
Republican officials explained that the advertisement was one of a variety of commercials under consideration and plans to broadcast it this weekend were canceled in favor of other advertisements.
The vote mentioned in the advertisement was one of many that he has cast against spending bills to object to the way they were approved, rather than their content.
Almost every Democrat who can afford television advertisements is running one on how Republican plans to let workers invest some of their Social Security taxes would have proved disastrous this year with the stock market tanking.
It takes a swipe at a Lazio advertisement saying he is "one of us".
This 30-second advertisement, "Doing What's Right," is one of two advertisements for Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut being shown on television for the first time this week in New Hampshire.
