The phrase "advance site" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be intended to refer to a site that is ahead in development or planning, but the phrase lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The advance site for the new project will be ready for inspection next week."
Alternatives: "development site" or "preliminary site".
To advance site-specific management, detailed functional (application-orientated) soil maps are desirable.
Cornwall's wave hub is billed as "the world's largest and most technologically advanced site for the testing and development of offshore renewable energy technology", and the funding is a significant boost for Carnegie's global expansion plans.
It is the most technologically advanced site, with the best sightlines, anywhere in the NBA, says Dean Bonham of Bonham Group, a Denver sports marketing firm.
For example, if it is known in advance that Site A will take 4 to 8 weeks longer to initiate recruitment than the other four sites, an estimate of 8 months to enroll 200 participants would seem overly optimistic.
A staff of six full-time paid staff (four who are people of colour, all identify as queer, four as trans or gender non-conforming) plus 40 contributors aim to advance the site's mission of social liberation.
A staff of six full-time paid staff (four who are people of color,all identify as queer, four as trans or gender non-conforming) plus 40 contributors aim to advance the site's mission of social liberation.
Though technologically advanced, the site remains a stopgap, like the solutions of old.
It's just odd that while there has been a significant advance in sites by and for women, much of what is being produced replicates, rather than revolutionizes, the template set down by women's magazines for decades.
Post time for the first race is 1 p.m. Tickets are available at the gate on race day for $80, or, for $40 in advance from sites listed at www.farhillsrace.
