The phrase "advanced positioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, strategy, or technology where a higher level of placement or status is being discussed.
Example: "The company's advanced positioning in the market has allowed it to outperform its competitors."
Alternatives: "strategic placement" or "enhanced positioning".
With advanced positioning, retailers can offer consumers discounts, coupons, and deals in realtime as they wander through the aisles, making those tricky purchasing decisions.
Helped by that more advanced positioning, Chelsea are only allowing the opposition to advance an average of 10.13m with the ball before attempting to make a defensive intervention.
Evra's advanced positioning and Kagawa's narrowness did cause some defensive problems – Vela had a couple of opportunities to break into space, while right-back Carlos Martínez was Real Sociedad's most impressive performer, allowed to carry the ball forward.
They claim that with this "advanced positioning control system" they can keep the drill ship steady against heavy winds in waves up to ten metres high (fortunately your correspondent wasn't taken out to test this).
Nowadays, most widely advanced positioning services have been thought for outdoor scenarios.
We believe that the advanced positioning characteristics of the custom plate will finally outweigh the current limitations.
The ball was worked down the left to Kevin Mirallas, who found space to put a cross in from a much more advanced position.
She has risen to a notionally advanced position, one of physically wearisome and soul-sapping responsibility with no actual power, on the say-so of the obnoxious, bullying manager, Mr Taylor: bad-guy typecasting for Geoff Bell.
Conway Morris and his colleagues concluded that the fossils fall into a surprisingly advanced position in the vertebrate family tree.
Many of our graduates go on to academic careers as research or tenure-track professors, while many others will secure advanced positions in industrial and research institution careers.
From the other side, many committed theologians have advanced positions with deeply pantheistic implications (e.g. the 'Christian Pantheism' of Teilhard de Chardin or the 'Ethical Pantheism' of Albert Schweitzer).
