The phrase "advanced networks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to sophisticated or high-level networking systems, often in the context of technology or telecommunications.
Example: "The company specializes in the development of advanced networks that enhance data transmission and connectivity."
Alternatives: "sophisticated networks" or "high-level networks".
The Digital Video Transport System (DVTS) transmitted over advanced networks, such as Internet2 and the Asia-Pacific Advanced Network (APAN), provides a unique infrastructure for sharing uncompressed digital videos of endoscopy.
Selfies were for people without friends; the savvy moved on to more advanced networks.
Consumers would not face decisions as they do today about whether to buy new phones to take advantage of advanced networks.
A Michigan cooperative signed up 5,000 customers in the first two weeks, said Raymond Blair, the director of advanced networks for I.B.M.
The company's chairman and chief executive, Irwin Jacobs, cited the expansion of advanced networks that allow wireless Web surfing and the positive impact of new rules that give users the right to change services without switching their telephone numbers.
The belief that demand for bandwidth was inherently insatiable also made it possible for such upstarts as Qwest and Level 3 to build advanced networks with almost free money and generate huge market values, thanks to what Qwest's Joe Nacchio boasts are their "obscene" operating margins.So what changed?
The Dutch company already is building an advanced network throughout Europe with its United States-based partner, Qwest Communications International.
Telefónica Móviles, the wireless arm of Spain's Grupo Telefónica, said that it planned to invest $600 million in its Mexican subsidiary this year to roll out an advanced network using the GSM wireless standard.
As North America's No. 1 maker of telecommunications equipment, Lucent has grown quickly as deregulation and the rise of the Internet have combined to create surging demand for advanced network gear.
At Stanford, where the software protocols for original Internet were designed, researchers are creating a system to make it possible to slide a more advanced network quietly underneath today's Internet.
VMware said it was merging its Nicira property, perhaps the most advanced network dominated by software, into its data center and security groups, and not into custom hardware, with its cloud computing and security products.
