The phrase "advanced questioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a higher level of inquiry or interrogation techniques, often in educational or professional settings.
Example: "The workshop focused on advanced questioning techniques to enhance critical thinking skills among students."
Alternatives: "sophisticated inquiry" or "complex questioning".
After further questioning, he elaborated.
Yet several scholars have advanced cogent critiques questioning whether these principles are served by disclosure or violated by non-disclosure, and whether the communication of individual research results respects ethically salient differences between research practices and clinical care [ 9- 13].
He must balance the competing demands of the right to know and of personal privacy in an age when technological advances are questioning the very notion of the latter.
Mr. Hoffman said the administration should move away from adding more layers of security for every passenger in response to every new plot and consider an Israeli-style approach to identify passengers who pose a particular risk, based on advance intelligence, questioning travelers and watching their behavior.
The protagonist responds to a particularly sexual advance by questioning whether the encounter would be appropriate under the circumstances.
He liked to find opportunities to advance science by questioning established ideas," Phinney said.
Some of the greatest scientific, mathematical, artistic, and other advances came from questioning conventional wisdom and being open to unusual results and new, different ways of doing things.
With Pistorius advancing, reporters were soon questioning his competitors on how they felt about his presence, which was not without irony, considering that one of those being interviewed was LaShawn Merritt, the defending world champion in the 400 from the United States, who recently returned from a 21-month doping suspension.
This has led some commentators to suggest that there exists a gap between criteria used by regulators for market approval of GBHs and the advancing scientific evidence base questioning the safety of this class of herbicide [13].
Today, political conservatives, led by media showmen such as Glenn Beck, are once again turning to Dr. King to deflect charges of racism as they advance their agenda by questioning, among other things, the legitimacy of the nation's first black president.
