The phrase "advertisements up" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is indicating that advertisements are being displayed or are ready to be shown, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The marketing team confirmed that the advertisements are up and running on the website."
Alternatives: "ads are live" or "advertisements are displayed".
The Obama campaign's advertising approach — which has included advertisements up to two minutes long in which Mr. Obama lays out his agenda and even advertisements in video games like "Guitar Hero" — has helped mask some of Mr. Obama's rougher attacks on his rival.
Mr. Bush quickly responded to Mr. Kerry's advertisements by putting his own advertisements up on the air in Louisiana and Colorado.
Beckett looked up as if the words were trailing one of those single-engine planes that dragged advertisements up and down the beach, like tractors plowing the sky.
Put advertisements up on the theater.
However, avoid covering other peoples' posters or advertisements up or you may get in trouble and people will not listen to you! Show your poster off and be proud of it!
Mayors Against Illegal Guns — the group that was co-founded by Mayors Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and Thomas M. Menino of Boston — has an interesting new advertisement up and running.
Spyware can also litter your screen with pop-up advertisements and take up so much memory that it interferes with the functioning of other programs.
As video files, the advertisements took up a big hunk of bandwidth.
The total, which includes spending on all offices, from president to dogcatcher, as well as advocacy advertisements, is up more than 52percentt from the $1.7 billion spent in 2004.
Religious groups have been buying newspaper advertisements, setting up Web sites and holding rallies urging lawmakers to vote against the measure.
Matrimonial advertisements take up several pages of the Sunday editions of Indias major newspapers.
