The phrase "advanced member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a higher level of experience or expertise within a group or organization.
Example: "As an advanced member of the club, she often leads workshops and training sessions for new recruits."
Alternatives: "experienced member" or "senior member".
With the new information, Poropat and colleagues found the diamantinasaurus was a less advanced member of the family than previously thought.
By contrast, imagine Turkey, a more advanced member state of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, allowing the free expression of Kurdish language and culture.
Singapore banned all outdoor protests during the summit a reminder that even the block's most economically advanced member (richer than Spain in terms of national income per head) falls far short of Western standards of liberal democracy.ASEAN also lags far behind the European Union in economic integration.
An advanced member of the series was shown to effectively interfere with the phosphorylation of the LIM kinases substrate cofilin.
Cilomilast (Ariflo™, SB 207499, SmithKline Beecham), the most advanced member of the class in Phase III clinical trials, was reported to have a limited therapeutic window.
Awash with foreign investment, the bustling United Arab Emirates, of which Dubai is its most advanced member, has tried to avoid getting bogged down by that issue.
It's impossible to imagine a more competitive Europe without one of its most dynamic and economically advanced members.
A hundred years ago, Albert Einstein, one of the more advanced members of the species, predicted the waves' existence, inspiring decades of speculation and fruitless searching.
Brazil and Argentina, its two most advanced members, have been plagued by economic crises; they have large industrial sectors to protect, unlike Mercosur's two smaller partners, Paraguay and Uruguay.
From this basic type, the remaining, more advanced members of the family can be derived by a reduction in the number of flowers, by the sterilization of flowers, and by the evolution of unisexuality in the loss of stamens or pistils within a flower.
The instructor may utilize more advanced members to help less skilled members.
