The phrase "advanced opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to higher-level or more complex chances for growth, development, or achievement in various contexts, such as education or career.
Example: "The program offers advanced opportunities for students to engage in research and internships that enhance their learning experience."
Alternatives: "enhanced prospects" or "elevated chances".
Furthermore, as communication and transportation have advanced, opportunities for imitation have burgeoned.
Maria Klawe: So one of the questions that somebody asked was: How do you — what do you advise to women who are interested in advancing their careers, but they're not comfortable putting themselves up for promotions or advanced opportunities?
Maria Klawe: So one of the questions that somebody asked was: How do you — what do you advise to women who are interested in advancing their careers, but they're not comfortable putting themselves up for promotions or advanced opportunities?
Under the able aegis of Moira Forbes, the FORBES Women's Summit and ForbesWoman takes its place in the realm of Media and Conclaves in which inclusion guarantees a participants' seat at the table of recognition and advanced opportunities for success.
If you notice your Millennial employees looking for more advanced opportunities give them more challenging work or encourage them to keep moving.
Instead of delving into and exploring the more technologically advanced opportunities characteristic of popular video art, Park radicalized his work with a low-tech simplicity that treated the television monitor and televised image as sculptures in and of themselves, while circumscribing themes of meditation and material reflection.
"It could be an advanced warning that gives the corrupt institution advanced opportunity for a coverup, for destroying documents, and for solidifying testimony.
In trying to tie social concerns to economics, Mr. Bennet on Tuesday unveiled a new agenda to advance opportunities for women, as business owners, workers and mothers.
The groom's mother is a human resources director at Advancing Opportunities, a nonprofit organization based in Ewing, N.J., that provides social services to people with disabilities.
From 1970 until his death he served as president of the Phelps-Stokes Fund, an educational foundation dedicated to advancing opportunities for American minority groups and Africans.
She also works to enhance precollege mathematics and foundations of computing education and to advance opportunities for women and minorities in mathematics, science, and engineering.
