"advance far enough" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make progress or move forward to a certain distance or point. Example: "The hikers were determined to advance far enough up the mountain to reach the summit before nightfall." In this sentence, "advance far enough" indicates that the hikers want to make enough progress up the mountain to reach their desired destination (the summit).
It only needs the process to advance far enough for the normal cyclical forces of employment, income and spending to take hold.
The federal exchange has been so crippled by technical problems that most consumers have been unable to advance far enough to compare plans, search for providers or review drug coverage.
Everything in our minds is encoded in neural architecture, and if scanning technologies advance far enough we'll see physiological evidence of a college education, a failed love affair, religious faith.
This paper reports on an on-going research project aimed at extending PPM to include streams of projects that advance far enough into the future to facilitate long and medium term strategic planning.
Nadal doesn't advance far enough to be in the conversation.
If you advance far enough in the game, you can fight the CFO and win various Unites.
That led me, as deputy national security adviser, to ask several leading scientists whether technology had advanced far enough to warrant another look at a defensive system.
A Wimbledon singles title was beyond his capability, but he usually advanced far enough into the tournament to earn a devoted following.
But talks between G.E. and Comcast have advanced far enough that a deal with another company was unlikely, people briefed on the matter said.
Third, although Western intelligence agencies believe the Islamic Republic has not taken the decision to make a bomb, Iran's nuclear program has advanced far enough for the country to have the relevant knowledge.
But "the battle for the Kennedy baby was lost, only because medical science has not yet advanced far enough to accomplish as quickly as necessary what the body can do by itself in its own time".
