The phrase "advanced regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to policies, laws, or systems that are sophisticated or highly developed.
Example: "The new legislation introduces advanced regulation to ensure better compliance with environmental standards."
Alternatives: "sophisticated regulation" or "enhanced regulation".
Some of the major M2M applications in control systems are discussed below: Controlling vending machines Due to the increasing product cost, diverse customer choice, increased demand for stock availability, and advanced regulations make a strong competition between operators of vending machines [132].
Even though the Obama administration recently advanced regulations for controlling air pollution from fracking wells, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar told Reuters that he thinks the U.S. needs tougher hydraulic fracturing regulations.
Skillful politicians were even able to play the industry sectors off against each other to advance regulation.
"The problem with the economy is government taking people's freedom away and advancing regulations, destroying and undermining businesses ability to be problem solvers," he told Chicago radio station WLS.
The need to advance regulations and education to enhance the sustainability of task shifting and pre-service reform was recognized by study participants.
This method permits the assessment of the voltage/current constraints that the unit might generate during its operation, and also the study of various smart solutions, alternative to grid reinforcement, like advanced voltage regulation schemes or generation curtailment.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg had advanced the regulation as a way to combat obesity among city residents.
Public health experts say they hope the influence of the medical community will help advance regulation.
Although our understanding of transcriptional gene regulation is advanced, posttranscriptional gene regulation remains largely unexplored.
This week's budget deal also includes language that would prevent the Securities and Exchange Commission from advancing a regulation that would require public corporations to disclose their political donations, a rule Democrats have been prodding the agency to implement.
