The phrase "advance phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a stage in a process that involves progress or development, often in a project or plan.
Example: "We are currently in the advance phase of the project, where we are implementing the new strategies."
Alternatives: "development stage" or "progress phase".
The biomechanical measurements of reaching in the absence of vision showed that all groups were impaired in the advance phase of the reach, but only the advanced PD subjects were additionally impaired in the withdrawal phase of the reach.
Control and mild PD subjects did not differ in the time to complete the skilled reaching task, whereas the advanced PD subjects displayed increased movement times for both the advance phase and withdrawal phase of the reach [8].
As presented in Figure 6, post hoc indicated YAC, OAC, mild PD, and advanced PD took longer to complete the advance phase under visual occlusion (p<0.001, p<0.001, p<0.05, p<0.05, respectively), while only the advanced PD group took longer to complete the withdrawal phase under visual occlusion (p<0.01).
In contrast to the slow advance phase, the retreat phase may take only a few decades.
This advance phase is slow typically 9 to 40 metres (30 to 130 feet) per year and in an Alaskan fjord it may take a period of 1,000 years or more to cover a typical fjord length of 30 to 130 kilometres (20 to 80 miles).
Fig. 3 Upthrust advance phase glacial lacustrine sediment (LTA3) at the toe of the Eureka River landslide.
This may suggest that the circadian pacemaker had remained entrained to the LD cycle, albeit with a slightly advanced phase relative to that of mice kept on ad libitum food supply throughout the experiment (Fig. 1E).
It can be seen that decreasing the coupling strength advances phase across all photoperiods.
Despite the treatment breakthroughs in chronic phase CML, advanced phase and blast crisis (BC) remain a therapeutic challenge.
As an example, at the beginning of the chemotherapy some patients aware of colon cancer diagnosis denied the advanced phase with liver metastasis.
The second category included: advanced phase disease, refractory disease, extensive BM involvement, BM cellularity <30% (before mobilization) and age >65 years.
