The phrase "advanced communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe communities that are developed, progressive, or have sophisticated systems and structures in place.
Example: "The conference will focus on the challenges and opportunities faced by advanced communities in the era of technology."
Alternatives: "developed communities" or "progressive societies".
Indeed, Issy enjoys a reputation as one of France's most technologically advanced communities.
In the most technically advanced communities, the industry employs technicians, engineers, and artists; and a high degree of consumer orientation leads to emphasis on marketing operations.
The military and economic superiority that accompanied such skills allowed advanced communities to expand both by direct conquest and by the adoption of this social form by neighbouring peoples.
Most everywhere else, the radiation levels are too high, the right chemical elements too rare in abundance, the hospitable planets too few in number and the rain of killer rocks too intense for life ever to have evolved into advanced communities.
Along with Meta Brunzema, an architect, Mr. Rodan, who is a videographer, has devised a plan to convert the waterfront tank -- a 52-foot-high concrete tower that holds treated sewage -- into an environmentally advanced community center that would include a cantilevered rooftop cafe ("think the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence," reads a description) and a grotto-type swimming pool.
Finally, Osiris in this way visited all the inhabited world and p65 advanced community life by the introduction of the fruits which are most easily cultivated.
Those more advanced community based services were only developed in several local projects partly funded by a federal program.
Even if the districts are nearly 1000 km apart, most of the results were similar in both, with very few exceptions (more informal payments, a little more integration in the district health team's activities, a more advanced community information phase), which gives them a certain internal validity.
Schools in rural, semi-urban, and less-advanced communities were established, as were schools for girls.
The first two periods include the last hunter-gatherer foraging societies (Natufian and Pre-Pottery Neolithic A and B, 9,500 6,300 BCE) and the more advanced farming communities which appeared during the later phase of the Neolithic, (about 5,500 BCE).
Consider the Pueblo II civilization, an advanced agricultural community that lived in the American Southwest a thousand years ago.
