The phrase "advanced hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a complex or sophisticated theory or proposition that is being tested or explored.
Example: "The researchers presented an advanced hypothesis that challenges the traditional understanding of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "sophisticated theory" or "complex proposition".
An infection-induced, autoimmune hypersensitivity reaction to myelin proteins is the most frequently advanced hypothesis, suggested by the morphologic similarity to experimental allergic encephalitis and the interval between onset of infection and beginning of neurologic symptoms.
Our observations give support to a previously advanced hypothesis that current exposures to NCl3 can cause adverse effects on mucous membranes and lungs of humans and contribute to the development of asthma.
22 The present findings support the previously advanced hypothesis 7131921 21 that exposures to NCl3 levels commonly occurring in indoor swimming-pool environments can cause acute airway and mucosal symptoms as well as changes in lung function and deterioration of asthma.
Although PQ mechanism of action has not been completely elucidated, the promotion of oxidative stress is an advanced hypothesis that could explain its activity in both plasmodia and trypanosome parasites.
The advanced hypothesis is to be subjected to verification by first-principle theoretical simulations able to reliably calculate g values of point defects in MoS2 to sufficient accuracy.
In consideration of this issue, we advanced hypotheses about the impact of baseline drinking patterns on strategy use and the relationship of strategy use to drinking patterns over time.
The point of science is to advance hypotheses, test them, and arrive at some level of causal validity.
However, this interpretation has been challenged by Stevens (2005), who has advanced the hypothesis that the conspicuousness of the eyespots per se can fully explain why predator attacks are thwarted ("Conspicuous signal hypothesis"; Stevens et al. 2008a).
Harvard scientist Matthew Meselson & several colleagues advanced a hypothesis that yellow rain consisted of honeybee droppings.
A fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge (1934 51), in 1948 she advanced the hypothesis that earliest civilization may have originated in central Africa.
