The phrase "advanced gear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe high-quality or sophisticated equipment, often in contexts related to technology, sports, or outdoor activities.
Example: "The athletes were equipped with advanced gear that enhanced their performance during the competition."
Alternatives: "high-tech equipment" or "sophisticated apparatus".
At that point the team loaded the company's 250-foot recovery ship, the Odyssey Explorer, with advanced gear.
Pratt & Whitney's would have a huge fan and an advanced gear box to provide thrust with less fuel.
Modern investigators, most with advanced gear, are probing the depths for vanished gold and astronaut capsules, Nazi cargo and the lost city of Atlantis.
The stakes and costs have soared in recent years as robots, sonars and other advanced gear have opened every corner of the deep to exploration and recovery, bringing thousands of lost ships into play.
While most people choose to use climbing protection (harness, ropes, rock gear) while climbing the Grand, it's a lot of weight to carry during an endeavor like the GTT, and there exists an 'easy' summit route which extremely skilled climbers who are comfortable with exposure routinely negotiate without any advanced gear.
A hob is an advanced gear cutting tool usually made of homogenous high-speed steel (HSS) and coated by physical vapour deposition (PVD).
Defense officials are asking for fighter and reconnaissance planes, advanced electronic gear, helicopters and naval vessels.
Carbon's engineers have also planned advanced electronic gear: infrared cameras for enhanced night vision, a means of reading and cross-referencing hundreds of license plates a minute and a console printer to produce speeding tickets expeditiously.
With its giant rubber tires instead of noisy tracks, it is fast and quiet and draws on the brigade's reconnaissance drones, eavesdropping equipment and the Army's most advanced communications gear to outflank an enemy rather than outslug it.
Mr. Stammreich said that Boeing was looking to apply the concepts of "network-centric warfare" -- which tries to make individual ships, aircraft and soldiers more effective by linking them together with advanced communications gear -- to combating terrorism.
It did so with a combination of inner-city redevelopment and technological advances geared towards a greener, more sustainable future.
