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The phrase "advance to higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is moving up in rank, status, or level, such as in a career or educational setting.
Example: "After completing the necessary training, employees are encouraged to advance to higher positions within the company."
Alternatives: "move up to a higher" or "progress to a higher".
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For each kill, Hiro receives experience points that allow him to advance to higher levels.
Turbine responded by making it easier to advance to higher levels.
However, the examination system to advance to higher education reinforces the Mandarin language.
Like other computer games, Eterna allows players to accumulate points, build expertise and advance to higher levels.
Mr. Braun likened Mr. Davies's new format to the structure of a video game, in which players get to advance to higher levels if successful.
Students who advance to higher levels can earn $30 a week for a three-day-a-week commitment that includes tutoring sessions in addition to painting; the most advanced students are paid by the hour).
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Before they advance to high school, you can introduce chemistry as more than a concept.
Some parents say this could be a particularly acute problem for eighth graders who are told they cannot advance to high school.
Walker pointed to new wording on the question of whether India needed prior consent to enrich Australian uranium imports, which he said was "open to the interpretation that Australia has given its consent in advance to high-level enrichment unconditionally".
In this company, we measured higher workloads as individuals advanced to higher levels of seniority.
Some players have advanced to higher levels, but none to the parent club.
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