The phrase "advanced access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a higher level of access or privileges granted to someone, often in a technical or professional context.
Example: "As a premium member, you will receive advanced access to our exclusive content and features."
Alternatives: "enhanced access" or "priority access".
Unauthorized advanced access to exams or other assignments without an instructor's express permission is prohibited.
Perhaps he doesn't recall that Google gave advanced access to upcoming Android builds to chosen partners such as Samsung, HTC, and, if memory serves, LG.
In this paper, a new multimedia joint encryption and fingerprinting (JEF) scheme embedded into the advanced access content system (AACS) is proposed for multimedia transmission over networks.
Wendy's said it had installed upgraded security cameras throughout its headquarters in Dublin, Ohio; set up advanced access control systems that can lock down different parts of the facility; and upgraded its phone systems with emergency messaging capabilities.
Enabling marketers to have advanced access sets the foundation for more campaigns to be created and revenue results achieved.
This will arrive by Q1, followed by advanced access controls, the use of CDNs, and auto minifying.
The North American model of 'advanced access' has been emulated by the National Primary Care Collaborative in the UK as a way of improving patients' access in primary care.
Access to users will be provided through study-specific logon points in Citrix Access Gateway Advanced Access Control.
One QIC aimed to reduce access time to outpatient clinics by using the principles of Advanced Access [ 44].
A number of changes have since been made such as 'open access' to some allied health professional services and 'advanced access' to general practice.
A priority for the Collaborative is improving access to primary care using the Advanced Access (AA) model, developed in the United States (US) [ 3- 5].
