The phrase "advanced measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, science, or data analysis where sophisticated or enhanced methods of measurement are being discussed.
Example: "The research team implemented advanced measurement techniques to improve the accuracy of their data collection."
Alternatives: "sophisticated measurement" or "enhanced measurement".
Her research investigates the opportunities for green infrastructure, social networks, and advanced measurement and sensing technologies to improve urban water, energy, and environmental management.
The combination and comparison between FEA and advanced measurement tools have provided much help to the design and fabrication of PUT.
Research methods from social science, such as social network analysis, random coefficient modeling, and advanced measurement techniques, can contribute much to the health sciences.
The proposed methodology comprises advanced measurement strategies for a fast dynamic measurement of engine characteristics on dynamometers (DYNMET), a model-based offline optimization of feedforward control maps (STATOPT), and the optimization of dynamic transitions of turbocharged engines with exhaust gas recirculation (DYNOPT).
However, advanced measurement techniques are currently under development.
He was instrumental in building the Basel II Advanced Measurement Approach (AMA) based Operational Risk regulatory and economic capital models for all areas of Morgan Stanley.
He also explores where the game is going, including StatCast and advanced measurements for defensive play.
To provide novel quantification and advanced measurements of surface temperatures (Ts) in playgrounds, employing multiple scales of data, and provide insight into hot-hazard mitigation techniques and designs for improved environmental and public health.
Lubchenco was speaking from the deck of the NOAA research vessel Thomas Jefferson, which, 43 days into BP's oil-spill disaster, is off on a 10-day effort to take water samples and advanced measurements beneath the surface.
This study aims to advance measurement efforts by drawing on stigma theory to develop and evaluate the Substance Use Stigma Mechanisms Scale (SU-SMS).
Nonetheless, the focused efforts at construct triangulation, drawing upon multi-methods data collection (survey, chart abstraction, qualitative interviews) provide the potential for advancing measurement sophistication in this nascent field of inquiry.
