The phrase "advance take" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of receiving or obtaining something ahead of time, but it lacks clarity and common usage.
Example: "I would like to request an advance take on the project details before the official meeting."
Alternatives: "preliminary insight" or "early access".
An LH2 Yahoo poll on Friday indicated two-thirds of voters agree with Mr. Hollande, although one in 8 said they would be looking at social media and foreign broadcasters to get an advance take on how the election had gone.
We don't expect that we're going to see the next sustained advance take place until we get somewhere to 2011, 2012.
As CEO of Watermark, I'm constantly surrounded by powerful, razor-sharp women who support one another as well as the women within their organizations by encouraging them to advance, take advantage of opportunities, and make the right career choices.
Most airlines will allow you to check in 2 hours in advance, take advantage of this.
If you cannot prepare this in advance, take notes while the first and second speakers are talking.
Though your speech should be well prepared in advance, take a look at the crowd; if people are particularly restless or eager to drink and dance, then you may want to cut out that second anecdote you weren't sure about.
An important advance took place in the Middle Ages, when iron needles were introduced in Europe.
She had written them after the time she said the advance took place.
In Sheffield, their advance took the council into no overall control.
Along with the synthesis of a bacterial genome last year by J. Craig Venter, the advance takes synthetic biology from the gene to the genome level.
That westward advance took him through the Nazi camps in Poland and his 1944 report "The Hell Called Treblinka" was the first article about a death camp ever published.
