The phrase "a far advanced" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "far advanced" without the article "a."
Example: "The technology is far advanced compared to what we had a decade ago."
Alternatives: "highly advanced" or "well advanced."
As shown in Table 1, skeletal muscle involvement from cervical carcinoma is very rare, and usually documented in the context of an already far advanced stage tumor or metastatic disease [ 6- 8], or in severely immunocompromised patients, as occurs in patients with AIDS [ 3, 4].
Corticosteroids have a role in TBM and pericardial TB and may have a role in far advanced pulmonary TB on a case by case basis.
Known to the medical profession as intact dilation and extraction, this procedure was developed as an alternative to induced labor, formerly the more common method of abortion once a pregnancy was too far advanced to permit the fetus's head to pass through the birth canal in the conventional surgical abortion known as D & E, for dilation and evacuation.
Anabolic stimulation and tissue engineering approaches are needed when structural damage is too far advanced A final remark regards bone erosion versus bone apposition.
A stunt caused by an infection is often too far advanced to remedy when it is discovered; an abiotic stunt, however, can usually be remedied.
"You have now a Democratic candidate there very far advanced in terms of running a race, whereas you have Republicans there back to square one," McCrary said.
The question of how we treat animals, and what it says about us, is broached by the forward-thinking Ari, and it is reminiscent of Peter Singer, author of Animal Liberation, who asked us to imagine an interplanetary invader, as far advanced above us as we exceed the apes, who therefore thought nothing of doing cruel experiments on captive humans.
This is a powerful image of barbarity, of society in a state of decline so far advanced that it has reached the stage of disappearance.
We're behind the rest of Europe because too many people in Scotland – by the time they actually see a doctor – are already too far advanced".
The risk inherent in the decline of Enlightenment ideologies is the rebirth of atavistic ethnic and religious allegiances and conflicts - a development that is already far advanced in the Balkans.
