The phrase "advanced level of proficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's high skill or competence in a particular area, such as a language or profession.
Example: "To qualify for this position, candidates must demonstrate an advanced level of proficiency in both written and spoken English."
Alternatives: "high degree of skill" or "expert level of competence."
Students must have reached an advanced level of proficiency in French or Italian.
The course is open to learners of Polish and Polish speaking students at the advanced level of proficiency, graduate and undergraduate as well.
Letter of language evaluation: For applicants who are at the intermediate or advanced level of proficiency, but not enrolled in a language department, a letter of language evaluation from a language instructor attesting to proficiency in the language of application is recommended but not required.
The Duke Ocular Oncology and Pathology Fellowship is a one-year program that provides comprehensive training in medical and surgical care of ophthalmic oncology patients and an advanced level of proficiency in processing and interpretation of eye pathology specimens.
Overall, the researchers suggest, following Ushakova (1994) that it is unlikely that PVT changes completely from the L1 to the L2 even at advanced levels of proficiency.
Students seeking to enroll in an overseas language program must be at the intermediate or advanced level of language proficiency.
Only students who are at the advanced level of language proficiency may propose to use a FLAS award for dissertation research.
PhD candidates applying for FLAS dissertation writing or dissertation research abroad must be already at the advanced level of language proficiency.
Students wishing to use an award for an overseas language program must be at the intermediate or advanced level of language proficiency.
All overseas programs of study must be at the intermediate or advanced level of language proficiency or at the beginning level if an appropriate beginning level is not available in the United States.
Yes, if you are at the intermediate or advanced level of language proficiency, or at the beginning level when an appropriate language program is not available in the US.
