"advanced one week" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate something was moved forward in time, such as a deadline or event. For example, "The deadline for the project was advanced one week to give us more time to finish."
Britain entered the fray more than seven weeks after the US first sent fighter jets to defend the Kurds of northern Iraq from an Isis advance and one week after France, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Jordan and Qatar sent their air forces to attack targets inside Syria.
Another looked at alerting recipients by sending an advance postcard one week prior to mailing a full recruitment pack [ 13], but was found to have no statistically significant effect on the percentage randomised.
On the New York Stock Exchange, declining issues outnumbered advancing ones 1,764 to 1,258, with 219 stocks setting new 52-week lows and only 47 reaching new highs.
Each GP sent out invitations, including informed consent forms, to all the patients who had appointments for consultations on that day, one week in advance.
And while services like Lyft and Uber have built their credibility on being on-demand, Shuddle typically books for rides between 24 hours and one week in advance.
Separate classifiers were built for predicting the outbreak in the same week, one week in advance of the outbreak, two weeks in advance of the outbreak, and three weeks in advance of the outbreak, respectively.
Lodging on this site is available no more than one week in advance.
Finding two dates in one week, whether they advance to a second date or not, is not a bad statistic for online dating.
Yesterday, the state House Education Committee voted to advance the bill to its Finance Committee, one week after Finance sent it back to Education because of an amendment that obliterated collective bargaining completely.
To verify the impact of PSCA expression on SW780-shPSCA tumor growth dox treatment was either started in vitro one week in advance or at the time of cell implantation.
The atmospheric pressure appears to be an important factor for predicting the outbreak in its week and one week in advance, but it is encountered less frequently in predictions models for two and three weeks in advance.
