The phrase "advertisements with no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advertisements that lack a certain element or feature.
Example: "The campaign was criticized for its advertisements with no clear message or call to action."
Alternatives: "ads lacking" or "commercials without".
Sometimes he distributes booklets of coupons in plastic coverings, other times advertisements with no casing.
Jeb Bush and his campaign and his super PAC spent north of $100 million on television advertisements with no discernible impact.
"At the end of the day," he said, "the junk-mail business is going to go away, and some of those companies that send advertisements with no return addresses are just not going to be able to do it anymore".
However, this extension is marketed as a means to block advertisements with no mention of preserving privacy.
c Advertisements with no information about fuel type or engine specifications.
But that's the kind of context it takes on when your major sponsor splashes it over your face in an advertisement with no other words or mitigating sentiments.
"If it is an intrusive and blatant advertisement with no entertainment value for the consumer, it is going to do two things," said John Mass, a senior vice president at the William Morris Agency, who oversees the company's representation of corporate clients involved in the entertainment, leisure-time and new-media industries.
One has since resumed broadcasting music and advertisements only, with no on-air presenters or DJs.
Shank also maintains that since DealBase lets any hotels post advertisements for free, with no advertising deals, the process is transparent and hotels have more of an incentive in the current economy to post a deal for free.
MethodsIn two studies (Study 1 n = 143; Study 2 n = 764), participants were randomly allocated to a prime condition, where they viewed fruit and vegetable advertisements, or a control condition, with no advertisements.
Two of the advertisements contain visual images with no accompanying text; two contain purely documentary information.
