The phrase "advanced observation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a higher level of observation skills or techniques, often in scientific, educational, or analytical settings.
Example: "The researchers employed advanced observation techniques to gather more accurate data during the study."
Alternatives: "enhanced observation" or "sophisticated observation".
Tasks included protecting the airfields at Lakunai and Vunakanau and the seaplane base in Simpson Harbour, as well as forming "an advanced observation line" to provide early warning of Japanese movements.
While future work will focus on implementing more advanced observation models, this extension is outside of the scope of the current paper.
Explaining the problem of search for oocytes will require a combination of approaches, starting with physiological data, mathematical modeling analysis of spermatozoidal trajectories and more advanced observation techniques.
We advanced these observations by considering fetal outcomes in the context of an emerging economy.
But there, knowledge is advanced through the observation of physical processes.
How could I help my students use their already advanced skills of observation and analysis to become confident and curious readers of poetry?
All of these proposals may be wrong but it is hard to see how they are shown to be wrong just by the sorts of observations advanced by van Fraassen in the tower and shadow story.
Organizing Earth observations community to develop methodologies for data to support SDGs that include Earth observation and advanced data architectures that augment and are compatible with National Statistical Organization processes.
But only recently have brain-imaging tools such as functional magnetic resonance imaging and electroencephalography become advanced enough to allow observation of the brain during intense exercise.
It turns out to be a combination of careful observation and advanced hunchology, which puts Patrick Jane squarely in the tradition of Adrian Monk (from "Monk"), Robert Goren (from "Law & Order: Criminal Intent"), and, for that matter, Sherlock Holmes.
It has significantly advanced features, having sixteen observation bands compared to five in its predecessor.
