The phrase "advertisements should be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the characteristics or qualities that advertisements ought to possess.
Example: "In today's digital age, advertisements should be engaging and informative to capture the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "ads ought to be" or "advertisements must be".
Judge Kessler is also deciding how the advertisements should be displayed at retail outlets.
Job advertisements should be taught in schools, probably as a foreign language.
Ms. Paulsen said the advertisements should be viewed as public service announcements rather than as advertisements for Pravachol.
In a future class, completed advertisements should be photocopied and distributed to the class, presented by the groups and critiqued by the "audience".
"He had to be an incredibly individuated figure," said Mr. Belcher, meaning, he said, that Mr. Obama — whose white grandparents appeared in many of his advertisements — should be seen as someone gifted enough to be president and who happened to be black.
Advertisement publishing rules can be created to match advertisements with similar keywords in the VoD clips to describe which advertisements should be associated with each clip.
A service provider should ensure the consistency of the service level agreements (SLA) [3, 7], that is, the QoS in the service advertisement should be consistent with the QoS of the real service delivered to users.
Advertisement should be restricted and use in public places should be forbidden.
The person might not have seen one, because most advert are in specific magazines which poor smokers may not have access to, if we want to reach people on the street, advertisement should be more on radio that has wider coverage.
Decide whether the advertisement should be funny, serious, or informative.
By analogy, Mr. Richard said, because Internet gambling is permitted overseas, the advertisements should not be illegal in this country.
