The phrase "advanced programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specialized or higher-level course or curriculum in an educational or training context.
Example: "The university offers an advanced programme in artificial intelligence for graduate students."
Alternatives: "specialized course" or "higher-level program".
Manufacturing SMEs (M-SMEs) are tasked to adopt technologically advanced programmes.
As one might expect with its vast defence budget, the US leads the sector and has advanced programmes to develop not only land-based robots like the Crusher but also the next generation of airborne drones such as the X47-B, a futuristic bat-shaped aircraft with far greater abilities to "fly" itself than the Reapers and Predators used to pick off terrorist leaders in Yemen and Pakistan.
But Labour also wants all of those apprenticeships to be advanced programmes.
He is alleged to have been attempting to provide technical assistance for CGN's small modular reactor programme, advanced fuel assembly programme, in-core detector systems and various nuclear-related computer codes.
Blender 3D Studio ( Blender.org) If you get cocky, you can download this relatively advanced animation programme which lets you wrap textures around complex shapes and move them around; it's much more akin to the Invisible Man-style Maya graphics you'd see in movies.
Tonic Theatre's Advance programme is making real progress in helping to bring that about.
You plan the day in advance, programme your activities, and forgo those random encounters with friends and strangers that are traditionally one of the rewards of city life".
By the time the second production in the trilogy, Henry IV, opened in 2014, research carried out for Tonic Theatre's Advance programme had highlighted the shocking gender inequality on Britain's stages and Maxine Peake was playing Hamlet in Manchester.
The first Keystone symposia in California and advanced training programmes at the EMBL in Heidelberg, Germany were established in the 1970s, and continue to flourish.
Clement Attlee's government rebuilt a shattered economy, advanced the programmes of Beveridge and Keynes and launched the NHS, which progressive politicians still rally to defend.
