The phrase "advanced lately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or development that has occurred recently.
Example: "The technology in our field has advanced lately, making our processes more efficient."
Alternatives: "progressed recently" or "developed recently".
The opposition had called for a boycott of the second round of elections, alleging fraud, a position most lately advanced by the second-place finisher, Kumba Yala, at a news conference on Thursday.
The separatists have lately advanced toward a vital Sea of Azov port at Mariupol, which could deal a further blow to the Kiev government in its 10-month-old fight to hold the country together.
But the Doctrines lately advanced strike at the root of all these provisions, and will deposit the peace of the Country in that Department which the Constitution distrusts as most ready without cause to renounce it".
There has been progress lately.
It was a plea for immediate & speedy disengagement in Vietnam, and attempted to cut the ground from under every argument that has lately been advanced for any form of hesitation Quotation from what he said about the contention that withdrawal from Vietnam might lead to withdrawa from the rest of the world, quotes from other passages and remarks by the writer about it all.
With a gimlet eye and a pair of bushy eyebrows that have lately acquired advanced canopy status, Campbell is a perennial reminder of the rough-house origins of the best of British theatre, from Shakespeare, music hall and Joan Littlewood to the fringe before it became fashionable, tame and subsidised.
While relation extraction tasks were first tackled using simple methods such as co-occurrence, lately more advanced machine learning systems have been investigated due to the increasing availability of annotated corpora [52].
Conservatives and libertarians, mostly, have been advancing the theory lately that the individual mandate, in which the government would compel everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty, is unconstitutional.
Women's health and rights worldwide have greatly advanced in the past century, yet lately, there are an increasing number of examples of that success slipping away.
