The phrase "advanced institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an educational or research organization that is highly developed or sophisticated in its offerings or capabilities.
Example: "The university is known as an advanced institution, providing cutting-edge research opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities."
Alternatives: "prestigious institution" or "leading institution".
gSome scholars suggest the ratio of conversion of high school graduates to advanced institution students as the measuring standard of 'advanced education opportunity.' The difference between our choice and their suggestion originates from different understandings of the equality of advanced education.
Approximately 91.5 percent graduated from high school or a more advanced institution; two percent higher than the state average.
While waiting for admittance to an advanced institution to undergo embolization treatment, the pseudoaneurysm ruptured spontaneously.
Therefore, the patient sought admittance to an advanced institution for embolization treatment.
Rather find a way to use the political and regulatory system and civil society to take advantage of the new tools and advanced institutions we have.
The Hadassah Medical Centre at ʿEn Kerem, one of the most advanced institutions of its kind in the world, treats patients from throughout Israel, as well as from the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and Jordan, as does the Hadassah Hospital on Mount Scopus.
The trustees wished to see research results from advanced institutions translated into practical solutions for those less fortunate.
"Postdoctoral work in advanced institutions abroad is mandatory if one aims at an academic career here," the article states, paraphrasing Yitzhak Ben-Yisrael, chairman of the ministry's National Council for Research and Development.
The clinical application of NOTES thus has still remained in "exploratory" phase in limited advanced institutions, and various problems including medical, technical, ethical, and economical issues remain unsolved [3, 7, 8].
It is recommended that pure research should be left to advanced institutions in the developed world which have the necessary resources or to collaborative programmes with such institutes.
It is acknowledged that, where appropriate, training in countries with similar ecological conditions may be preferential than in advanced institutions in the developed world.
