The phrase "advanced cutting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, manufacturing, or techniques that involve sophisticated or high-level cutting methods.
Example: "The new machine features advanced cutting technology that improves precision and efficiency in production."
Alternatives: "sophisticated cutting" or "high-tech cutting".
The hard turning process with advanced cutting tool materials has several advantages over grinding such as short cycle time, process flexibility, compatible surface roughness, higher material removal rate and less environment problems without the use of cutting fluid.
The WHO reported that obstetric complications are more likely to occur with genital cuttings and the risk increases with more advanced cutting.
In the present study, we have investigated hard coatings on nickel-based single crystal superalloy (CMSX-4) for the development of advanced cutting tools, because CMSX-4 can be supplied with unilateral pores.
The laser beam cutting is one of the advanced cutting method that may be used to achieve the geometrical accuracy with more precision by the suitable management of input process parameters.
Based on this study, a maximum uncut chip thickness in a unique anisotropic material as bone to guide the selection of more advanced cutting process (e.g. drilling, milling and sawing) was proposed.
It wasn't until I had experience of private practice in the UK that I saw really advanced, cutting-edge technology.
The method involves using a laser beam to locally heat and reduce the flow stress of the material ahead of an advancing cutting tool, making the metal shearing process easier.
Mr. Gore has said he invested in partnerships and funds that try to identify and support companies that are advancing cutting-edge green technologies and are paving the way toward a low-carbon economy.
The Rakuten meeting system, in which materials get handed out well in advance, cutting time spent in meetings by 90%, deserves to be copied well beyond Japan.
If a picture was deemed a difficult sell, studios would sell off parts of the overseas distribution rights to local companies in advance, cutting the risk.
But with technological advances cutting the costs of sequencing a genome from $30m to $1,800 in the past decade, many are hopeful this could soon change.
