The phrase "advance leave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is requesting or discussing leave from work or responsibilities that is granted before the actual leave period begins.
Example: "I would like to request advance leave for my upcoming family vacation next month."
Alternatives: "pre-approved leave" or "leave in advance".
But the government had already paid all the construction fees in advance, leaving almost no leverage.
He sometimes composed these insults in advance, leaving blanks for names he could later plug in.
The advance left the Dow down 19.6percentt from its October high — just shy of the 20percentthresholdld that signals a bear market.
If you can contact a promising speaker, you can prepare your piece in advance leaving you more time to work on other stories the next day.
This year, however, Idaho game officials announced the details of the hunt only two weeks in advance, leaving little time for a legal challenge.
The French president, François Hollande, suggested on Monday that French troops might soon stop their northward advance, leaving it to African soldiers to pursue the militants into their redoubts in the desert north.
Here though Griffiths, carrying a calf injury, was eclipsed by others including Ledley who drove in the third from 12 yards after Mikael Lustig's right-wing advance left a by now bedraggled Hibs bewildered.
While Northern Indiana had been covered by glaciers, Southern Indiana remained unaltered by the ice's advance, leaving plants and animals that could sustain human communities.
Galland favoured the virtually simultaneous attack of the air force before the Army advance, leaving their opponents no time to recover.
The directions to get through Huehue read like a cheat code you're supposed to mash into a Game Boy Advance: left, two rights, another left, right again, and so on.
