The phrase "advanced graphic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a graphic that is sophisticated, high-quality, or utilizes complex techniques or technologies.
Example: "The presentation featured an advanced graphic that illustrated the data trends in a visually compelling way."
Alternatives: "sophisticated graphic" or "high-level graphic".
Intel, which dominates the market for central processing units, includes less advanced graphic abilities in its Pentium chips.
Its advanced graphic capabilities enable the user to construct process flow sheets on the screen.
To verify the reactor components design models and to check the radiation transport calculation results, advanced graphic features of the calculation tool are also necessary.
Although univariate displays predominated in both publications, there were more bivariate displays in Annals of Emergency Medicine but fewer advanced graphic features.
Two unused parameters tucked into the app ("PARAM_companionAutoConnectIpPC" and "CommandIsPcVersion") mention the PC platform by name, but there are also dozens of different parameters referencing advanced graphic settings that generally don't exist on consoles.
With advanced graphic and audio-visual performance, we are able to create virtual multisensory environments and audio-visual representation of our imaginary worlds.
In 2006 it bought ATI for $5.4 billion in order to put advanced graphics into its microprocessor chips.
Behind the glass display, powerful dual-core processors drive quick performance and advanced graphics capabilities for outstanding high-definition video and online gaming.
SGI, abbreviation of Silicon Graphics, Inc., American manufacturer of high-performance computer workstations, supercomputers, and advanced graphics software with headquarters in Mountain View, California.
The growth of the computer and consumer electronics industries is driven by a steady stream of advances in both hardware and software, creating new ways to handle audio, video, advanced graphics and the processing of huge amounts of data.
Sony, the world's largest game console maker, aims to make up for the delays, which were caused by lower-than-expected production capacity for the PlayStation 2's advanced graphics chip.
