The phrase "advance showing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a preview or early presentation of something, such as a film, event, or product, before its official release.
Example: "The advance showing of the movie was a great opportunity for fans to get a sneak peek before its official premiere."
Alternatives: "early screening" or "preview presentation".
India informed Pakistan, as well as the United States, China, Russia, Japan, Britain and other European countries about the missile test well in advance, showing that India had no intent to act provocatively, said Nirupama Rao, spokeswoman for India's foreign ministry.
"This is an intriguing technical advance showing neurological circuits are being changed, which hasn't been shown before". He said the "concept fits in well with the data" but pointed out there were key differences in the way mice and people process fat, so the same might not be happening in pregnant women.
These findings represent a substantial advance showing, first, that the structural properties of the IL2RA promoter are encoded in the DNA sequence and second, that during the initiation process DNA conformation is dynamic and not static.
The New Yorker, August 8 , 1953P. 13 Talk story about Osmond F. Rivers, chief designer for Hooper & Co., the London coachbuilders, here recently to give an advance showing of the 1954 Rolls-Royce, touring limousine with body by Hooper.
If you go to the cinema this weekend and see a race-against-time tale about saving a lush natural paradise from the rapacious greed of an oil-drilling company, you could be forgiven for thinking you've stumbled into an advance showing of the Avatar sequel.
But his local paper, The Staten Island Advance, showed no such reticence, calling this morning for Mr. Fossella to resign immediately.
The 30 Dow industrials pro duced only four gainers, with the best advance shown by Chrysler, up ½ to 22¼.
The fact that this was announced seven months in advance shows the importance and expectations both sides place on this visit.
Sequencing technologies have advanced at a rapid pace in recent years and the advance shows no signs of slowing down.
The reliability of scoring between raters and centres, tested in advance, showed good agreement on each item rating (κ ranging from 0.69 to 0.85).
The current article reviews these advances, showing how the various transport phenomena have been modeled.
