The phrase "advanced line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a line of thought, technology, or products that are sophisticated or developed to a higher level.
Example: "The advanced line of smartphones features cutting-edge technology and innovative designs that set them apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "high-end line" or "premium line".
The company's advanced line of Opteron chips offered performance advantages over Intel's Pentium products, and A.M.D. won business from Hewlett-Packard, Dell and other Intel loyalists.
The developed methodology is based upon advanced line balancing methods and their coupling with process planning and equipment selection.
In our approach, an advanced line segmentation algorithm, based on Kalman filtering, is used to prevent as much as possible this kind of associations and to improve other areas in the original procedure.
The low-response rate observed in our study (only 1 in 18 evaluable patients presented a partial response) may be due to the advanced line of treatment, since most of the patients were heavily pretreated, as well as to the short treatment period (median of three cycles/patient).
The pedigrees of the cultivated lines containing the arcelin introgression generally involved from one to two backcrosses with a standard Andean (eg. G76) or Mesoamerican (eg. Talamanca) background although some early lines in the Andean group were from simple crosses and some later lines were from crosses of a fixed RAZ line with another advanced line such as XAN252, CAP3 or AND685.
[Shin JG, Ryu CH, Lee JH, Kim WD. A user-friendly, advanced line-heating automation for accurate plate fabrication. Journal of Ship Production 2003 19(1):8–15].
ePanel V consisted of 50 IRRI-released varieties and advanced lines.
These markers and multiplex-PCR systems were validated on 141 CIMMYT wheat varieties and advanced lines with different Glu-A3 alleles, confirming that they can be efficiently used in marker-assisted breeding.
Transgenic plants, non transgenic X5, selected ExF RILs and a set of breeders advanced lines were grown in the green house at the Southern Illinois University Horticulture Research Center in Carbondale, IL.
Although predicting breeding values necessitates models for estimating additive effects, predicting the genetic values of advanced lines requires models that account for additive as well as nonadditive (i.e., epistatic) genetic effects (Crossa et al. 2013).
We anticipate the use of field evaluations later in our research within a backcrossing scheme, when advanced lines with wild segments have similar architecture to the cultivated recurrent parental, then, the occurrence of several diseases will be evaluated concomitantly.
