The phrase "advertisements particularly in" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when discussing specific types of advertisements or contexts where they are prevalent, but it needs to be followed by additional information for clarity.
Example: "The study focused on advertisements, particularly in social media platforms, where engagement rates are highest."
Alternatives: "advertisements especially in" or "advertisements notably in".
And tone aside, will candidates be able to break through the sheer emotional intensity of the week, with either speeches or television advertisements, particularly in the Northeast?
The Democrats charge that the foundation's advertisements, particularly in coordination with the other ads, have made the Americans for Prosperity Foundation a de facto political action group in violation of the federal tax code.
The collection also includes negatives, prints and pages from publications in which her photographs appeared with articles and sometimes in advertisements, particularly medical advertisements.
The related work is reviewed in Section 2. In Section 3, we provide some background on the mobile advertisement (particularly for the Android platform).
Those problems are emblematic of the delicate balancing act for advertisers and agencies, between creating advertisements that attract attention, particularly in a competitive field like sport utility vehicles, and yet remain sensitive to differing viewpoints among consumers.
Casting such a wide net, these candidates say, enables them not only to get needed campaign money but to create word-of-mouth advertisements for their campaigns, particularly in the Council races where the cost of television advertising is prohibitive.
C2 Sharp Drop in Advertising Unofficial advertising returns for March are in for newspapers and magazines, with sharp declines reported, particularly in recruitment advertisements.
Matchmakers and personal advertisements are particularly precise in their prerequisites.
First, a large volume of appearance-oriented concepts are incidentally encountered in daily life, particularly in advertising, and there is evidence that linguistic features influence how advertisements are processed and elaborated [ 5].
GAP'S advertisements have nearly always been memorable — but, particularly in recent years, not necessarily for selling pants.
Like tobacco, we know that the way alcohol is portrayed in advertisements and marketing affects decisions to drink, particularly in kids.
