The phrase "advanced half" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a specific context where "advanced" modifies "half," but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In the advanced half of the course, we will cover more complex topics."
Alternatives: "upper half" or "higher portion".
Fabianski gathered a corner and threw out to Grosicki, who advanced half the length of the pitch on the left side before crossing.
The Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment advanced half an hour later, on the right of the Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiment, with the 2nd Light Horse Brigade on their left.
Ladd advanced half the $35 million budget for it in return for theatrical and television rights, leaving Lucasfilm with home video and pay television rights to offer in exchange for the other half.
The Brigade was next involved in the Battle of Gully Ravine and here the 2/10th Gurkha Rifles managed to advance half a mile.
With tenacity and a bit of luck I angled myself onto the United States Delegation to the UN Women's Conference in Beijing, China, the last major global meeting dedicated to developing an agenda to advance half the world's population.
The LandraceElite approach gave a pre-bridging germplasm with the highest mean genetic merit of 0.54 at the start of improvement phase (Fig. 2, Additional file 2: Table S1), which was mostly due to advancing half of the elite hybrid genome (the genetic merit of the elite hybrid individual was 1.00 by definition) and only 0.04 due to advancing the favorable genetic variation from landraces.
Theoretical chemists have advanced a half dozen or so competing plausible theories.
A comparison of the two films suggests how rapidly American affluence advanced in half a decade, from shabby postwar gentility toward a sleek modernity.
Over the past 20 years, the two species known to spread the disease to humans have together advanced into half of all the counties in the United States.
If computers are going to be that advanced within half a decade, what are they going to be doing 50 years from now?
If computers are going to be that advanced within half a decade, what are they going to be like in 50 years time?
