The phrase "advance in the name of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action is being taken on behalf of someone or something, often in a formal or ceremonial context.
Example: "We will advance in the name of peace and unity as we march together."
Alternatives: "proceed on behalf of" or "move forward in honor of".
She now has a baby daughter, lives in a Brooklyn brownstone that she has bought on the strength of her book advance (in the name of solidarity, suspend your disbelief), and is considering starting her own foundation.
Preventing research in this field means prohibiting in advance, in the name of reactionary ideas, everything that could in future help to treat or even cure these diseases.
The inventory of measures advanced in the name of homeland security during the past decade would fill a book.
He continues: "Observers with a sense of history have noted that the tabloids' self-justification, advanced in the name of press freedom, mirrors that of the authoritarian state.
It notes that the Fund—"modeled on similar funds in New York and other cities"—looks very much to be a vehicle through which private interests can be advanced in the name of serving the public good.
These changes are always advanced in the name of better education "innovation" in the same way that the "reforms" that deregulated financial markets and led to their crash were labeled "modernization".
While the scientific hogwash being advanced in the name of religion is so patently absurd that it doesn't deserve a rebuttal, the view that the modern environmentalism movement is under attack by religion should be discredited before it rises to the level of urban myth.
The Serious People are determined to destroy all the advanced economies in the name of prudence.
Both governments have been trying to exploit the fallout from recent events (the Charlie Hebdo killings in France, and North Korea's alleged hacking of Sony Pictures) in order to advance unpopular cybersecurity measures in the name of national security, despite their serious implications for privacy.
The hospitals had been contacted by phone in advance, to provide the name of the most relevant person to receive the questionnaire, usually the person clinically responsible for medical services.
The Rangers board recently agreed to advance notices of security being lodged in the name of Sports Direct for training ground Murray Park and Ibrox.
