The phrase "advanced descriptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to detailed or sophisticated explanations or representations of a subject or concept.
Example: "The report includes advanced descriptions of the new technology, highlighting its features and potential applications."
Alternatives: "detailed descriptions" or "sophisticated descriptions".
Fully automated techniques are currently hindered from being used in operational systems because, among other causes, they require services to have advanced semantic descriptions in addition to the basic interface.
He was disturbed by advance descriptions of Peter Sellars's Salzburg production, which opened just after his death, in 1992, and probably would have hated the liberties taken by Nicolas Brieger, the director in San Francisco.
In the advance descriptions of their first gardens of the new millennium, a third of the designers specifically mention their use of grasses the ornamental kind as opposed to lawns, which are becoming increasingly rare.
People who had come expecting a concert (despite the Guggenheim's advance description of the event as a "kinetic, psychedelic environment") chattered, drank complimentary absinthe cocktails, grew annoyed and left well before the nearly three hours were over.
Such an understanding can be advanced by better descriptions of implementation and likely significant context factors.
Advanced expressiveness of OpenSDE, such as free text comments and progress descriptions were not used.
To guarantee a satisfactory material description, advanced analytical concepts have to be applied to the samples taken for characterisation.
As for linguistics, I submit that although it is very much more advanced in the description of language than are the other disciplines dealing with other semiological systems, there is much more that remains to be said about language, especially from the perspective of semantics, which concerns meaning made by language.
In relatively short order the understanding of metabolism of R. ferrireducens has advanced from a description of growth characteristics [ 1, 2] to a detailed understanding of metabolism and the ability to predict the growth and metabolism of R. ferrireducens under a diversity of environmental conditions.
One area of endophyte biology that has advanced rapidly is description of endophyte communities associated with different host species (for wild host species see Carroll 1995; Stone et al. 2000; Wilberforce et al. 2003; Arnold 2007; for agricultural host species see Carter et al. 1999; Seghers et al. 2004; Manici and Caputo 2009; Saunders and Kohn 2009).
