The phrase "advance phone" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a phone that is advanced in technology or features, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The new model is an advance phone that offers cutting-edge technology and features."
Alternatives: "advanced phone" or "high-tech phone".
Meanwhile, the e-Golf Touch concept was also unveiled at the Las Vegas event, previewing the VW Group's forthcoming multimedia systems with a large touch interface, bespoke menus, advanced phone integration plus state-of-the-art voice and gesture controls.
By the time such advertising becomes a mass-market phenomenon, most people in countries with developed economies will have advanced phones that can browse the Internet and play video, according to Nick Lane, an analyst with Informa Telecoms and Media, based in London.
Thanks to the ubiquity of incredibly advanced phones, it's easier than ever to film police and share those videos quickly and anonymously with the entire planet.
Tickets to visit the interior of Hermione must be booked in advance by phone.
Be sure to book a reservation in advance by phone or online.
Tours Monday to Friday at 2pm, April to October; must be booked in advance by phone.
Reservations can be made up to six months in advance by phone or fax by contacting the Cumberland National Seashore at (888) 817-3421, fax (912) 673-7747.
While both companies use standard-size touring buses, the Luxury Liner has replaced the 49 seats with 21 much roomier ones, and they emphasize that all ticketing on their buses is done in advance, by phone.
Admission to the Getty Villa is free, but timed tickets must be obtained in advance via phone or the museum's website.
11 00am: Mondays are busy days because we start taking pre-orders for two weeks in advance by phone for orders of 6 or less Cronuts.
