The phrase "advance based" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect formulation, possibly intended to convey a concept related to being based on advancements or progress.
Example: "The project is advance based, focusing on the latest technologies."
Alternatives: "progress-oriented" or "development-driven."
Legislation, he said, should stall or advance based on merit.
Advance, based in Roanoke, Va., operates 915 automotive parts and accessories stores.
David D. Halbert, chief executive of Advance, based in Irving, Tex., will have a consulting role but will not join the Caremark board.
"State governments need to invest in that area well in advance based on available wind resources in the state," he said.
Advance, based in Roanoke, Va., said it would file with the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue shares and become a publicly traded company.
A week in advance, based on experience with Hurricane Katrina, animal welfare groups knew to clear shelter space to make room for the rush.
In the AMHS simulation step, the capability of AMHS is predicted in advance, based on which the scope of investment can be estimated.
The other amendments would increase standards for colleges seeking registration to access VET Fee-Help and would allow the government to make payments "quarterly in arrears based on actual enrolments, rather than paid in advance based on estimates".
Feeney declines praise for fiendish intent, saying that schedules are arranged a year in advance, based on logic, mathematics and the need to have division rivals play each other at the end of the season.
The advance, based on new semiconductor materials that the company has developed, could help make a type of solar power system called concentrated photovoltaics a far more attractive way to generate electricity from the sun.
The Administration for Children's Services is beginning a similar plan, in which caseworkers can advance based on job performance and the pursuit of a graduate degree in social science.
