The phrase "advanced return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or technology, typically referring to a return that is higher than the standard or expected return.
Example: "Investors are looking for advanced return strategies to maximize their profits in the current market."
Alternatives: "enhanced return" or "superior return".
Murray won 85% of points on his first serve and powered away 40 winners; Robredo was down to a woeful 36% on his second serve as Murray advanced to return with relentless destruction, and made 25 unforced errors as the constant baseline bombardment told.
However, daily contact (for at least 20 min) between researcher and pig beginning 2 weeks before the start of the experiment clearly advanced the return of appetite within 2 days for most of the animals.
Way to go A super advance return on GNER trains from London King's Cross to Skegness, changing at Grantham, costs £34.
Because a packet is only processed by specific owners, the packet formatting is always known in advance Return FilterResult_t Returns the result of the filters executed for the ownerID.
A few locations in the Ivalice of Final Fantasy XII and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance return in Revenant Wings, along with a new setting: Lemurés, described in the official website as a legendary purvama (floating continent) raised into the skies by the god Feolthanos long before the events of the game.
We did not advance return to OR to the final model because information on return to OR is not known preoperatively and therefore cannot be incorporated into preoperative planning.
The hope, he said, was to advance the return of art.
10 days since the beginning he developed double vision and decided to advance the return of his holiday.
Mohamed Amine Ben Amor levelled a minute into the second half, making 2006 Confederation Cup winners Etoile favourites to advance after return match in early May.
"Returning to flight will allow the space program to move forward with servicing Hubble, completing the International Space Station, and advance the return of humans to the moon and beyond," said Representative Mark Udall (D Colorado), ranking minority member of the House science space subcommittee, in a statement.
