"advanced before" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that something has happened in the past, before something else. Example: "He had already advanced before I arrived."
While this claim has been advanced before, solid data to support the claim across different aspects of cognitive development have not been offered.
As advanced before, in Figures 11, 12, and 13, we show the numerical results of the detailed tests.
Shares of Nokia, which had advanced before the trading forecast, fell 4.4percentt in Helsinki.
The England striker advanced before dipping a 19-yard shot beyond Carson.
In fact, many incorrect theories of superconductivity were advanced before the BCS theory was proposed.
Be extra paranoid and ask in advanced before you do anything on the dependent plan.
Stockmarkets usually advance before a downturn is over, anticipating the recovery in profits to come.
With his right foot, he controlled the ball, then allowed the goalie to advance before chipping it over him.
Diablo II stretches out toward a horizon that seems to advance before you like the curve of the earth.
Regulators should wait for technology to advance before adopting any legislation similar to UCITA.
It is unlikely that either bill will advance before the current session of Congress ends sometime in December.
