The phrase "advanced experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who possess a high level of expertise in a particular field or subject matter.
Example: "The conference will feature advanced experts in artificial intelligence who will share their insights on the latest developments in the industry."
Alternatives: "highly skilled professionals" or "expert specialists".
"The new generation are very talented businessmen and technologically advanced experts," says Mr La Torre.
But over the last few years, as the technology and training techniques have advanced, experts in the field have begun to broaden the scope of training.
This combination of work marks Raiffa as a model for the Kennedy School: His scholarly analysis advanced experts' understanding of many important questions, and he also knew how important and valuable it was for him to speak to the broader world.
Moreover, even the most advanced expert systems, such as XCON, do not replace experts but rather augment their capabilities or allow less-experienced individuals to perform better.
So he and a partner bought a tiny metal-machining shop, invested in some precision machines and hired a few advanced machining experts.
Five gynaecologists with extensive experience in advanced laparoscopy ("experts" who had performed more than 100 advanced laparoscopic procedures) were invited to complete the five simulator tasks once.
The skills of laparoscopic novices (n = 18) and advanced gynaecologists (experts, n = 5) were tested on our inanimate simulator by their performance of five tasks.
Weekend and week-long ski schools are aimed at three levels: intermediate, advanced and expert.
The terrain is for advanced and expert skiers only, with cliffs, trees, traverses and rock-studded slopes best led by a guide who knows the route.
"What man cannot create," said Craig Bury, of Washington, who has been skiing for 41 years, "is the champagne of snow for the advanced or expert skier, and that is light, dry, big, fluffy flakes".
By the end of Stretch the Limits, Jessica Baker's annual Jackson camp for advanced to expert skiers, Ms. Baker, a former Freeskiing World Tour champion and Alaskan heli-ski guide, said: "People are skiing something they couldn't ski before.
