The phrase "advertisements to complete" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to advertisements that need to be finalized or finished, but it is ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "We have several advertisements to complete before the campaign launch next week."
Alternatives: "ads to finalize" or "advertisements to finish".
For our real-world test, we focused on Amazon's Mechanical Turk, an online marketplace where users ("requesters") post tasks like proofreading and evaluating advertisements, to be completed by other users ("workers") in exchange for money.
The advertisement directs students to complete a survey — which enables One on One to bring their interest to the attention of several dozen online universities.
An advertisement soliciting participants to complete an 10-minute anonymous structured questionnaire was placed on MSM-oriented Tencent QQ "making friends" groups, and potential participants contacted the investigators or the investigators contacted potential participants if they were online.
Its new Google Checkout, an online payments system set up to rival eBay's PayPal, will allow Google to know more about how many users who click on one of its advertisements subsequently go on to complete a purchase.BrandedIf the internet enables such snazzy performance-based advertising methods, it is also sparking a renaissance in branded advertising.
In Italy, non-responders were invited by means of advertisements in local newspapers to complete a short questionnaire on the website of Centro Italiano di Ricerche Neurologiche Applicate (CIRNA) (http://www.cefalea.it).
They were asked to view a printed version of advertisement and were asked to complete a questionnaire, which included questions about their responses to the message.
In an experiment, Maida and Armstrong exposed 82 undergraduate men to 30 slides of advertisements and then asked them to complete a body image perception test.
A 1-year wash out would not allow us to complete the advertisement RCT prior to the end of recruitment for the CHILD study.
An advertisement inviting parents of 6 8 year old children to complete a short anonymous survey was placed onto the message boards of Netmums (a UK parenting website).
Using emails, newsletters, advertisements and postcards, the authors recruited 3,485 working commercial pilots to complete an anonymous health survey.
