The phrase "advance status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a status that has been improved or progressed in some way, often in project management or reporting.
Example: "The project is currently at an advance status, indicating that we are ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "progress status" or "updated status".
In sum, he said, "they try to gain maximal benefits at minimal cost, and that's a strategy that seems to work" in advancing status.
In a wide-ranging news conference that drew on both Chinese and foreign questioners, Mr. Wen repeated some basic government positions — China is an underdeveloped nation that will need a century or more to reach advanced status, he said — and a few new ones.
Albo also claims that at the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai, the Israelites all received prophetic inspiration; however, they were not on the prophetic level, and this is in support of Moses' advanced status (treatise 3, chapter 11).
Advanced-status negotiations continue.
Pathologically advanced tumor status (pT4), advanced node (pN2 and pN3), stage IV, c-Met and AMFR were significant hazards in univariate analysis.
Christensen draws a contrast between sustaining innovations, which advance the status quo (and established players) and disruptive innovations, which new entrants introduce to disrupt the status quo.
Another to advance his status, whatever the form of the game, was Ravi Bopara, who found this pitch to his liking.
His portrayal of a black secret agent won him three Emmy Awards and helped to advance the status of African Americans on television.
The traditions governing title seniority could thus be tampered with to produce the realignment that would allow the advance in status to occur.
China has rejected the possibility of cuts as it sees that as a risk to its continued economic growth, deemed essential to lift millions out of poverty and advance national status.
