The phrase "advanced edition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a more developed or enhanced version of a product, publication, or software.
Example: "The advanced edition of the software includes new features and improved performance."
Alternatives: "enhanced version of" or "upgraded edition of".
Why would retailers pay to access the advanced edition?
We also investigated associations with the country where the study took place, as well as its level of development, classified as advanced economies versus emerging and developing economies according to the October 2008 edition of the world economic outlook database.
She was getting an advanced degree in Spanish, and on the mantelpiece in her room was a sumptuously bound edition of Rubén Darío's "Obras Completas," the works of the nineteenth-century poet from Central America she was studying.
It is particularly suited to the needs of the more advanced student who wishes to revise and systematise his knowledge of the subject, and a new edition of the work may be welcomed.
This significantly improved second edition of a successful textbook is intended to be a complete study companion for the advanced undergraduate or graduate student.
In the 7th edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) staging manual, the terms resectable and unresectable have been replaced with moderately advanced and very advanced, respectively, and the T4 sinonasal carcinomas have been divided into T4a (moderately advanced local disease) and T4b (very advanced local disease).
The name is an acronym, standing for "Edition of Contemporary Music," and Eicher, a jazz musician, started his label with some of the best, and most advanced, jazz of the time.
This extensively revised second edition of Modeling Biological Systems: Principles and Applications describes the essentials of creating and analyzing mathematical and computer simulation models for advanced undergraduates and graduate students.
