The phrase "produce advertisements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or make advertisements. Example: The marketing team worked together to produce advertisements for the new product launch.
ESPN, which rarely refuses the chance to produce advertisements for itself.
Screenvision and Carlton produce advertisements that appear before movies in cinemas.
She was until December an associate producer at Squier Knapp Dunn, a political consulting firm in Washington, where she helped produce advertisements for the presidential campaign of Vice President Al Gore.
An ethics board has ruled that the Republican candidate for governor, Tim Pawlenty, illegally cooperated with his party to produce advertisements that have to be counted against his campaign spending limits.
He wrote an advertising plan for a political action committee working on behalf of Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, suggesting that it "do exactly what John McCain would not let us do" and produce advertisements linking Mr. Obama to the racially incendiary sermons delivered by Mr. Obama's former minister, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.
The two types obviously shade into one another; for example, pharmaceutical companies produce advertisements that appear to be expert advice.
For example, male anuran amphibians produce advertisement calls to attract females for breeding, and as a territorial signal.
Alternatively, the chorus attendance hypothesis states that males join a calling aggregation to produce advertisement signals.
Male túngara frogs and their close relatives produce advertisement calls, known as whines, that females use to locate and identify potential mates.
Males of many acoustic species such as insects and anurans may form breeding aggregations and produce advertisement signals to attract females.
The company also produces advertisements.
