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The phrase "a more advanced technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or skills that are more sophisticated or developed than others.
Example: "In this course, we will explore a more advanced technique for data analysis that can yield more accurate results."
Alternatives: "a more sophisticated method" or "a higher-level approach".
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Why might voltage be a more advanced technique to calculate the kilogram?
The new Kinect uses a more advanced technique called "time of flight," the same principle underlying radar and sonar.
But a more advanced technique, designed to spot tiny quantities of bacterial DNA, found evidence of an infection in 98% of the women with symptoms.
A more advanced technique is speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ), which combines rate-based panning and zooming into a single operation and thus enables concurrent interaction.
With this approach, it is possible to apply the dye solution directly to the stem, enabling a more advanced technique to represent the flow processes than has been used in previous studies.
The company is also looking to leverage its advantage in manufacturing scale and in making chips with a more advanced technique than what AMD uses.
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A note can be played either by puckering the lips to single out the desired mouth hole in the instrument or by covering unwanted holes with the tongue (usually considered a more-advanced technique).
In the face of the need for newer, more advanced technique to evaluate the brain after a TBI, the researchers plan to employ specialized MRI scans to examine microscopic structural abnormalities and resulting metabolic derangements not visible on CT scans.
This more advanced technique can be applied to fills to create a more natural or interesting colorization.
The more advanced technique is glazing.
While you're honing this more advanced technique, there are other easier indicators to watch out for.
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