The phrase "advanced release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the early or preemptive distribution of a product, software, or information before its official launch.
Example: "The company announced the advanced release of their new software to select users for testing purposes."
Alternatives: "early release of" or "pre-release of".
When the advanced release date of the album was announced, the group confirmed the initial dates of their worldwide tour Destiny Fulfilled... and Lovin' It in connection with Destiny Fulfilleds promotion.
Remarkably, a recent explosion in the release of advanced sequencing benchtop platforms, together with a certain maturity of bioinformatics tools, has set the target goal of sequencing individual cells for embryo diagnosis to be a realistically feasible scenario for the near future.
This article elaborates on aspects of the recently introduced communication paradigm of HetSNets, which currently constituted the study item of 3GPP LTE-Advanced releases.
U.S. stocks moved lower, while Treasury prices firmed, following the release of the advanced look at the first-quarter Gross Domestic Product.
But participants have longed to interact with the system in more advanced ways, which led to the release of the API today on the IBM cloud platform.
The end video is of course not pristine because users are often using webcams and the editing features are fairly basic (though Vodburner plans to release for advanced editing features in teh next release of the app), but the file can easily be produced into a nifty podcast.
Apparently, the release of iOS 4.2, with advanced audio features, is changing things.
Little is however known on the potential release of transformation by-products following advanced wastewater treatments.
OS X Lion, the eighth major release of the world's most advanced operating system, will soon be available to millions of Mac users around the world.
Furthermore, PAs can function as biomimetic materials and advanced drug delivery platforms for sustained and controlled release of a plethora of therapeutic agents.
