The phrase "advance passage" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to early or prior approval or movement, but it is not standard.
Example: "The committee granted advance passage of the proposed legislation before the final vote."
Alternatives: "preliminary approval" or "prior passage".
In advance passages of her speech released by aides, the home secretary will say: "I know there are those who say that our reforms have gone too far, that the pendulum has swung too much the other way, and that reforms to stop and search are linked to knife crime in our capital and elsewhere.
For detailed characterisation of KGN cells, early and advanced passage cells were cultured, and the proliferation capacity was monitored.
The chromosomes were examined in exponentially growing early and advanced passage KGN cells (early: P6; advanced: P53) in an in vitro culture.
In contrast to frozen digests, in flow cytometry of cultured cells, this background excludes the use of multicolor staining in order to avoid severe compensation problems, at least when using advanced passage numbers.
Loss of proliferative capacity of the advanced passage cells was confirmed by the TetraColor ONE proliferation assay (OD450; untreated early passage cells: 0.10; untreated advanced: 0.18; treated early: 0.09; treated advanced 0.10).
Originally intended as a means of funneling troops into fire lines and denying the enemy access to paths of retreat or advance, the passage of time has revealed that they are enduring weapons with the power to hold land hostage from local peoples and maim and kill innocents in a war of attrition long after a conflict has passed.
Lawmakers in Lincoln for several years have introduced medical cannabis bills that have not advanced to passage, which is why advocates are now pursuing the ballot measure, the text of which they are formally filing with the state on Tuesday.
Selma (Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s work in leading the 1965 Selma March and advancing the passage of the Voting Rights Act).
By diminishing the reserve capacity, pollution advances the passage into the frail pool and shortens life expectancy.
In the study, Periyakoil and her colleagues set out to determine how physicians' attitudes have changed toward advance directives since passage of the Self-Determination Act in 1990, a law designed to give patients more control over determining end-of-life-care decisions.
