The phrase "advanced notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to detailed or sophisticated notes that provide in-depth information on a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The professor provided us with advanced notes that covered the complex theories discussed in class."
Alternatives: "detailed notes" or "comprehensive notes".
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"Their education is one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing poverty and helping countries advance", notes Cheryl Gregory Faye.
Though the ion cannon was primarily used for semiconductor substrates and solar wafers, GT Advanced noted another use in its release.
Advanced Note: To learn how like terms work, remember the basics of multiplication.
Advanced Note: Exponents and radicals are considered to be hyper-3 operations, while multiplication and division are hyper-2.
Advanced Note: You'll notice that, if you pedal the bike, the chain will slide down to the lowest ring without your help.
The static contact angle thus lies between two values called advanced angle, noted θ A, and receding angle, noted θ R. The difference between these two angles (θ A − θ R) is called hysteresis.
The rationale advanced here — note the title — is not quite safe for work.
This approach is here further advanced, by noting that Stress Intensity Factors (SIFs) asymptotic expansion (Amestoy et al., 1986, Amestoy and Leblond, 1992) enjoys a Colonnetti's decomposition (Colonnetti, 1918, Colonnetti, 1950) interpretation.
A January 1943 Billboard magazine feature headlined The Negro Makes Advances noted how black performers are doing relatively well in radio and films, but "better than ever in music".
So they spend considerable time preparing; they see a show several times in advance, noting not only the action onstage but its effect on the audience, too.
