The phrase "advertisements to a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the target audience or purpose of advertisements, but it needs additional information to be fully functional.
Example: "The marketing team created advertisements to a specific demographic to increase engagement."
Alternatives: "ads aimed at a" or "promotions directed towards a".
Behavioural advertising utilises this knowledge to tailor advertisements to a consumer according to their interests.
Direct mail is particularly suited to a cost-conscious campaign, because it allows candidates to tailor their advertisements to a narrow audience -- abortion opponents, for example -- and ensure that they are at least seen once.
Kelly Eshback, head of the parent-teacher organization at the Florence Rideout Elemenatry School in Wilton, N.H., said the books turned snack and cereal advertisements to a worthy purpose.
According to Bloomberg News, which said it had obtained a copy of the order from Samsung's lawyers, the order requires Apple to take out advertisements to a similar effect in The Financial Times, The Daily Mail and several other British publications.
But Democrats say it was not the provision that kept attack advertisements to a minimum last fall and early in the winter, but a rule of politics that dictates that attack ads can hurt both the target and the sponsor in a crowded primary field, driving voters to still other candidates.
In the advertising case, Judge Jackson criticized Block at length for signing consent decrees promising not to engage in false advertising, and then after "they consented to one state's order they have simply taken their advertisements to a new jurisdiction and continued to run similarly offensive advertisements".
"It would indeed be extraordinary for the vice president to suggest showing political issue advertisements to an Indonesian billionaire who lives in Jakarta, Indonesia".
We trained our model on both of the labeled and unlabeled data and sent back the identified human trafficking related advertisements to an expert from law enforcement for further verification.
In 1913 Toys and Novelties, a trade magazine, wrote that "an advertisement to a child has no barriers to climb, no scruples to overcome".
You brought an advertisement to a gun fight.
They brought an advertisement to a gun fight, as I noted at the time.
