The phrase "advanced in the latter" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has progressed or improved in the latter part of a discussion or timeframe, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The research findings were advanced in the latter stages of the project, leading to significant breakthroughs."
Alternatives: "progressed in the latter" or "improved in the latter".
After marching through Belgium, Luxembourg and the Ardennes, the German Army advanced, in the latter half of August, into northern France where they met both the French army, under Joseph Joffre, and the initial six divisions of the British Expeditionary Force, under Sir John French.
Although never explicitly stated as such, progress is associated with disappearance through the slow, fade out of the page numbers as they advance in the latter two sections, suggesting that these are memories Jim is replaying before forgetting them forever.
It may be that because BCG vaccination has been introduced much earlier in Hong Kong than in Vietnam, the ongoing selection of particular strains of the Beijing lineage [ 11] may be more advanced in the former than in the latter area and the mentioned loci may have a different level of discriminative power among the circulating strains in both areas.
Oddly, Japan is very advanced in the former and very backward in the latter.
Afghanistan, Yemen and Syria are all key strategic zones where Isis has either failed to make significant advances or, in the latter case, is on the retreat.
[These appear] to me to be general indefinite propositions without much meaning--and the man [James Wilson] who first advanced those of the latter description, in the present case, signed the federal constitution, which directly contradicts him.
In the early spring of 313, as Licinius advanced against Maximinus, the latter resorted to savagery in his dealings with his own citizens, and his Christians in particular.
To properly achieve the former state, perhaps one must look to advance the latter in other ways.
The latter was advanced in full to Bruce three months ago but, as he will not be there for the final nine months of the deal, the co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold want the pro rata sum repaid.
You write fiction and you're also a public advocate for tech, privacy and current cultural issues, and you've been adept your entire career in using the former to advance the latter.
In the absence of methods of proof enabling the allergenicity of genetically modified foods to be established in advance, the latter will be placed on the market and tested on consumers.
