The phrase "advance standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement or enhancement of certain criteria or benchmarks in a specific field or context.
Example: "Our organization aims to advance standards in environmental sustainability through innovative practices and policies."
Alternatives: "raise standards" or "improve standards".
The graphics look compressed -- fuzzy around the edges, and action games like the log jumping pale in comparison with fast-paced Game Boy Advance standards like Frogger.
Many distillers would like to see that change, and they have formed the American Single Malt Whiskey Commission to advance standards they say any American spirit calling itself a single malt should meet.
Given that it is too early to tell how jawboning may continue to evolve and the difficulty of establishing clear advance standards for formal board consultation, it may be prudent for many public companies to plan for at least a basic level of consultation between management and the board in the event of an SMA.
Also, common principles of causal decision theory advance standards of rationality that are too demanding to apply to humans.
Defining clinical excellence in any medical field can serve to advance standards by holding up the ideals for how to optimally care for patients.
Because the covariates for all units are not known in advance, standard methods of stratification do not apply.
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Edwards was recognized among the World's Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute, an organization that defines and advances standards of ethical business practices.
The newly formed group, the Healthcare Delivery Innovators Alliance (HDIA), was founded with the purpose of identifying and advancing standards for new healthcare delivery systems that can demonstrate that they can dramatically lower costs while improving the health outcomes and consumer experience.
Third, in some countries, particularly those with fewer resources, the influence of external non-governmental forces, such as UNICEF or local NGOs, has been powerful in advancing standards work.
It is obvious that, as technology in Radiology advances, standards of care improve and health care systems develop, the imaging needs of patients and their primary care physicians change.
