The phrase "advanced programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specialized or higher-level courses, initiatives, or systems in various fields, such as education or technology.
Example: "The university offers a range of advanced programmes in artificial intelligence and machine learning."
Alternatives: "specialized courses" or "higher-level programs".
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.
Sometimes I wonder if, 20 years hence, we as a society will decide that it doesn't make sense to grant women coveted spots in advanced programmes in business, law, science or medicine.
But launch services for this market are already over-supplied.Antonio Elias, vice-president of advanced programmes at Orbital Sciences Corporation, a commercial-satellite company based in Dulles, Virginia, said recently that the economic rate for reusable vehicles had not changed for decades.
According to Antonio Elias, vice-president of advanced programmes at Orbital Sciences Corporation, a commercial-satellite company based in Dulles, Virginia, a reusable vehicle would take 15-25 years to pay back its development costs three times longer than an OSP.
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.
Human activities exert many pressures on the quality of groundwater, and advanced assessment programmes are needed to design sustainable water management strategies.
Some, who had relatively advanced weapons programmes, like South Africa, abandoned them altogether.
India, China and Russia, all of which have advanced space programmes, have not yet said they will back the code.
