The phrase "advanced achievements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to accomplishments or successes that are considered highly impressive or innovative. Example: The company prides itself on its advanced achievements in the field of biotechnology.
And, you can challenge me, but I find that music is humans' most advanced achievement, more so than painting and writing, because it's more mysterious, more magical, and it acts in such a direct way.
Furthermore, the company's technical adviser German expert Lindemann and Japanese expert Hori Soichi also congratulated him for the internationally advanced achievement, and jointly signed the certification letter.
Research also suggests that exhibiting a high degree of altruism in a work environment correlates with leadership positions and advanced personal achievement.
The show examines work from leading "functional" glass artists (i.e. makers of really fancy pipes and bongs) and traces the history of this legally grey art form through its birth, the coordinated arrests of some of its leading practitioners, and on into a new golden age of increasing acceptance of the art form and incredibly advanced technical achievement.
Thailand's experience in universal healthcare is exemplary, both in advancing health achievements across the board and in reducing inequalities between classes and regions.
While genomics have significantly advanced modern biological achievements, it requires extensive computational power, traditionally employed on large-scale cluster machines as well as multi-core systems.
How do professionals help each other in advancing their achievement?
There is plenty of data to indicate that books do indeed advance student achievement.
Schools are expected to advance student achievement, and test scores are a fair metric.
