The phrase "advertisements of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ads that are relevant or appealing to a specific audience or individual.
Example: "The website features a section dedicated to advertisements of interest, tailored to the user's browsing history."
Alternatives: "relevant advertisements" or "targeted ads".
Note that our proposed framework will utilize both of the feature spaces in the form of regularization terms, to detect advertisements of high interest to law enforcement.
In this study, we leverage textual data from the website "Backpage"—used for classified advertisement to discern potential patterns of human trafficking activities which manifest online and identify advertisements of high interest to law enforcement.
Results from comparisons between our method and other semi-supervised and supervised approaches on the labeled data demonstrate that our learner is effective in identifying advertisements of high interest to law enforcement.
In this article, expanding on our previous work [15], we use the data crawled from the adult entertainment section of the website Backpage.com and extend the existing Laplacian SVM framework [14] to detect escort advertisements of high interest to law enforcement.
The clinics will be approached by telephone or email/mail advertisement seeking expressions of interest in research participation.
He said he hoped to replace the lost income from the pop-up advertisements with other, more "contextual" advertisements connected to areas of interest to members.
The representation of both sexes in pharmaceutical advertisements is a point of interest in research on gender and health issues (46, 53, 54) given that, if such representations are inconsistent with reality, they may reinforce the perception that certain illnesses are associated with the most frequently portrayed sex.
Kenneth Goldstein, a University of Wisconsin political scientist studying this race and others where outside interests are buying up the commercial breaks, said that this contest was among the top five in the country for the use of interest group advertisements.
The positive set contained 394 advertisements which were likely to be of interest to law enforcement, whereas the negative set included the remaining 2962 unlabeled advertisements of probably less interest to law enforcement.
I've never felt a conflict of interest with an advertisement before, due in no small part to the fact that I tune them out like the rest of you.
