The phrase "advanced realms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe sophisticated or higher levels of knowledge, experience, or existence in various contexts, such as technology, philosophy, or fantasy.
Example: "The researchers explored advanced realms of artificial intelligence that could revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "sophisticated domains" or "higher levels".
The timely publication of credible research is integral to advancing the realm of knowledge in any given topic area.
For all beings except for Buddhas and advanced bodhisattvas, the three realms make up the universe.
Alexander's career advanced within the Scottish realm, and he became determined to bring Scotland into colonial affairs.
In 1908 he published the first 21 pieces of Renjian cihua ("Notes on Ci Poems in the World"); in this work he first advanced his "theory of realm," which asserted that a successful poem integrates descriptions of scenery and emotions.
What about their opportunity to advance into those realms?" Susan Kerievsky, who retired in September after 21 years as a computer programmer for the county, said she and several fellow workers went to the union with concerns about Mr. Poulos when he was still a volunteer and was paid by his former employer, Sandata Corporation of Port Washington.
After retiring from the Southern Regional Research Center in 1986 at the age of 70, Benerito taught in the Chemistry Department at the University of New Orleans, where she continued to inspire beginning students and guide advanced students in her many realms of expertise until she was 81.
In some unknowable time, months, or years from now, perhaps the effort to understand Cho will advance into the realm that some people call forgiveness, or sympathy, or at the least, a measured effort to simply try and imagine that he was human and suffering.
The first degree is the conversion from the lower life; the second- held by those that have already made their way to the sphere of the Intelligibles, have set as it were a footprint there but must still advance within the realm- lasts until they reach the extreme hold of the place, the Term attained when the topmost peak of the Intellectual realm is won.
This kind of collateral damage to the global civilian realm is going to be the norm, not the exception, and advanced economies, which are more dependent on advanced information systems, will be at particular risk.
