The phrase "advanced coefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or economics, where coefficients are discussed in terms of their complexity or level of sophistication.
Example: "In the regression analysis, we found that the advanced coefficient significantly impacted the model's predictive accuracy."
Alternatives: "sophisticated coefficient" or "complex coefficient".
Studies on the modified propellers showed that the effectiveness of the blade modification was apparently stronger at low advance coefficient values and depended on the blade sectional profile.
Of these, advance coefficient was found to have the maximum influence not only on cavitation noise but also on the inception of cavitation.
While the principal focus has been on the range of operation conditions from trawling to free-sailing, other critical conditions such as bollard and high advance coefficients are also discussed.
To identify the possible sources of such discrepancies, the effect of uncertainties on the diffusion coefficients was assessed and an improved treatment of diffusion coefficients was advanced and implemented.
Since the parent model was computed for the epoch 2014.3, we advanced the main field coefficients to 2015.0 using the linear secular variation.
Research methods from social science, such as social network analysis, random coefficient modeling, and advanced measurement techniques, can contribute much to the health sciences.
These features are traditional measures like the mean, correlation, Signal Magnitude Area (SMA) and auto regression coefficients, but also, advanced ones that will be described below.
In his calculation comparing teams' point totals in the regular season with how far they advanced in the playoffs, a correlation coefficient of zero would represent no relationship between the two competitions.
The interaction variables show that advanced law, economics, and philosophy/religion students perceive the standard of care significantly different from advanced medical students, but with negative coefficients.
The coefficients nevertheless show that the perception of advanced philosophy/religion students is worse compared to advanced medical and economics students.
