The phrase "advanced competitors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to competitors who have developed superior skills, technology, or strategies in a particular field or industry.
Example: "In the tech industry, we must constantly innovate to stay ahead of our advanced competitors."
Alternatives: "superior rivals" or "leading competitors".
This section of the guide is for more advanced competitors looking for ways to gain an edge in the competition mechanics and practice strategies.
Daylong races (24 hours straight) like the Odyssey One Day Adventure Race on July 21 in Roanoke, Va., are popular with intermediate and advanced competitors.
While many beginning wheelchair fencers rely on muscle and aggressive methods of fencing, more advanced competitors develop technique and timing as their strong points.
Exclusivity and image helped Range Rover overcome persistent quality problems in the early days and carried the company to a prestige position it still enjoys, despite the arrival of technically advanced competitors.
The world's most economically isolated nations, like Pakistan and Syria, see no hope of catching up with their more economically advanced competitors, and those well on the road to global competitiveness, like India, China and Israel, believe more than ever that their economic potential must be married with military strength.
In their classic paper on "convergence and deferred catch-up" Moses Abramovitz and Paul David describe the many ways in which America was able to take advantage of a large market:By 1870, the United States already had a larger aggregate domestic economy than any of its advanced competitors.
Competitors advanced from a local qualifying event to sub-regional and regional competitions.
In particular, it looks like AT&T is not as advanced as its competitors are.
Carter did not make it to the playoffs, but another competitor advanced to the finals with the 1930 Cardinals.
It's also not quite as advanced as its competitor AutoTagger, but then again, that app, too, has been hit or miss in terms of accuracy and stability.
Out of the 24 competitors who advanced to semifinals, Brown finished third; Bain finished nineteenth; and Mathieu finished twentieth.
