"advance measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or initiatives taken in anticipation of something else, such as planning for a potential risk or problem. For example, "The company took advance measures to mitigate the financial losses of the pandemic."
Even if that is more likely in the future, due to the fracturing of party politics, the system would have the good effect of pushing any such government to advance measures with broad support.
Therefore, by measuring the surface condition and presenting the information to the pilot who is in a remote place, it would be possible to adopt advance measures such as avoiding that route, which would lead to failure avoidance.
Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, said he is looking to advance measures to strengthen the California political reform law.
Ertz is serving on the Democratic Convention's Rules Committee, a powerful post, and has promised during his upcoming week in Philadelphia to "advance measures aimed at structurally democratizing the Democratic Party, the establishment's greatest fear.
Lowenthal she also plans to look to advance measures so the state is prepared to apply for and use the billions of federal dollars expected for transportation and infrastructure needs.
WASHINGTON -- If North Dakota Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp proved herself to be a standard politician with her vote against gun legislation Wednesday -- citing her state's "way of life" -- a handful of senators from both parties put their political careers on the line in a failed effort to advance measure that would require background checks for gun sales.
They also advanced measures to weaken limits for nitrogen oxide emissions from gas plants.
In just the 2011 legislative season alone, we saw regressive measures introduced in more than 30 states, and 16 states advanced measures that would create more barriers to voting.
GAVI has a powerful voice in advancing measures that will increase transparency around the real cost of producing vaccines so that we can know if we're getting a good deal for the world's children.
From advancing measures that would promote fair pay to establishing family-friendly workplace standards to passing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, Congress can and should be doing much more to update the nation's workplace policies and ensure greater protections and support for pregnant workers and for all families.
In this study, we utilized advanced measures of comorbid disease burden and severity of illness to risk-adjust patients.
