The phrase "advanced pole" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, sports, or any field where a pole is enhanced or improved in some way.
Example: "The athletes trained with the advanced pole designed for better aerodynamics and performance."
Alternatives: "enhanced pole" or "sophisticated pole".
Jenkinson's connection was weak and Azpilicueta darted through on the blindside to poke his shot beyond the advancing Pole and in off the far post.
After our near-death experience, with France's Front National leader Marine Le Pen advancing, Poles and Hungarians screeching right and even worse threatened, some change looks necessary.
As the stride before the spring is completed, the vaulter performs the shift, which consists in advancing the pole toward the slideway and at the same time allowing the lower hand to slip up the pole until it reaches the upper hand, then raising both hands as high above the head as possible before leaving the ground.
The single quickly climbed up the chart, ultimately peaking at number two the week of October 24 , 1987 the same week Michael Jackson's "Bad" advanced to the pole position.
In the United States, the single quickly climbed up the chart, ultimately peaking at number two in the week of October 24 , 1987 the same week Michael Jackson's "Bad" advanced to the pole position.
During major ice ages over the last few million years, massive sheets of ice advanced from the poles and bulldozed their way down Europe and North America.
The week before Labor Day (first Monday in September), for eight days Picture a nudist miniature golf course, an advanced pole-dancing workshop, a motorised magic-carpet vehicle and a bunch of neon-painted bodies glowing in the night.
This is followed by learning wedge turns and weight transfers, wedge turns, wide track parallel turns, how to use ski poles, and advanced parallel turns.
Participants were told in advance which pole would be displaced.
The Hungarian forces at Polish Hill were pushed back, however, and the Russians advancing on the Poles' right flank, threatened to take the high ground in the area.
In the wake of the Russian westward offensive of 1918 1919 and of a series of escalating battles which resulted in the Poles advancing eastward, on 21 April 1920, Marshal Piłsudski (as his rank had been since March 1920) signed a military alliance (the Treaty of Warsaw) with Ukrainian leader Symon Petliura to conduct joint operations against Soviet Russia.
