The phrase "advertisements which will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to future advertisements that are intended to perform a specific action or convey a particular message.
Example: "We are planning to launch advertisements which will highlight our new product line next month."
Alternatives: "ads that will" or "commercials which will".
The advertisements, which will appear on television and in newspapers starting Monday, show former smokers discussing the terrible health consequences of their habits.
The advertisements, which will start appearing this week, emphasize the energy and diversity of the city, using the theme "See More.
The advertisements, which will run for about two weeks, are costing the Sierra Club more than $200,000, said Dan Weiss, the group's political director.
The Republicans planned to spend $10 million on last-minute television advertisements, which will run primarily in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Florida and California.
Five advertisements, which will rotate, feature police officers, Republicans and small-business owners — not traditional supporters of labor — calling on Congress to stop fighting over immigration and "fix what's broke" in the system.
The advertisements, which will go out on channels 4 and Five but only after 11pm, feature a man proposing to a woman, substituting the usual diamond engagement ring in the jewellery box with its vibrating ring.
Environmental Defense is spending $3 million to broadcast the advertisement, which will appear in 17 markets in 11 states over the next few weeks, said the group's president, Fred Krupp.
The advertisement, which will be broadcast over the next few days, instructs voters — with a wry tagline — to turn over their ballots to find the term-limits question and vote yes.
The advertisement, which will be shown in nine states, accuses Mr. Bush of keeping both the minimum wage in Texas and a children's health insurance program there beneath federal standards.
Although the race between Ms. Warren and Mr. Brown is widely expected to be one of the most expensive Senate races in history, the advertisement, which will be broadcast statewide, is only the second television ad of Ms. Warren's campaign.
Mr. Giuliani's new campaign advertisement — which will be broadcast here and in Florida, as well as nationally on Fox News — contains images of Muslims with rifles; explosions; a bloody man; Benazir Bhutto, who was recently assassinated in Pakistan; and the president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
