The phrase "advertisements one of" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are identifying advertisements as part of a larger group or category.
Example: "Advertisements one of the key elements in modern marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "advertisements among" or "advertisements as part of".
Mr. Gephardt and Mr. Grossman accused the Republicans of a desperate gambit in the scandal advertisements, one of which questions whether voters should "reward" the President on Tuesday.
Mr. Jubeir had harsher words for the Media Fund advertisements, one of which calls the Saudi royal family "close Bush family friends" who are "corrupt".
Other new leads have been found in the evidence collected in Mr. LaBella's inquiry into advocacy advertisements, one of the earliest issues to arise from the 1996 Presidential campaign, law enforcement officials said.
It only indirectly addresses the criticism in the Gore advertisements, one of which cites conclusions drawn by "eight Nobel laureates" that Mr. Bush's plan promises the same $1 trillion to young people and the elderly.
The ironic fruits of Trump's labors come in his having received close to $2 billion worth of free media exposure this past year, according to The New York Times, using data provided by the tracking firm mediaQuant, while spending only $10 million on paid advertisements — one of the smallest spending budgets of this year's major campaigns.
The Canningites stirred up anti-gypsy sentiment with a range of pamphlets and advertisements, one of which named the now deeply unpopular Gascoyne "the King of the Gipsies".
And after Connecticut officials worried aloud about "suggestive" billboard advertisements on one of their highways, a store that sells pornography adopted parts of the highway.
DoubleClick feeds your computer a welcome cookie the first time you click on an advertisement on one of about 1,800 popular Web sites where it provides the advertisements.
One company, the Tide Detergent Division of Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, recently took down its advertisement on one of the Roswell billboards.
We needed local brand awareness and what better way to achieve that than a permanent advertisement on one of the coolest corners of New York City, with actual products that shoppers could see and touch and buy?
Her name was also included with his in the advertisements, one example of which is in Oshkosh, Washington's Daily Northwestern News.
