The phrase "advanced series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items, topics, or courses that are at a higher level of complexity or sophistication.
Example: "The advanced series of mathematics courses will challenge even the most skilled students."
Alternatives: "sophisticated series" or "expert series".
However, 15% and 35% of cases in the primary operable and advanced series respectively displayed strong positive staining.
If you're ready to take things up a notch, the Advanced series features four runs designed by a professional running coach to help you get in shape for a 10k run - and if that's still not enough for you, there's our Marathon series: six podcasts that'll help build your confidence, stamina and technique for that 26-mile run.
Garmin is rolling out a new series of 5-, 6-, and 7-inch GPS nüvi Advanced Series navigators and are attempting to keep the devices relevant with the inclusion of Foursquare data.
The advanced series is exactly what I spent too long looking for – natural and relaxed Spanish conversation to listen to anywhere.
Competitors had three minutes to complete five compulsory poses from the Bikram beginner series and two optional poses, which typically came from the advanced series.
Utilizing the ST, the time-frequency contours (ST coefficients) are generated for various fault conditions in advanced series compensated transmission system.
The Pyrrhonians advanced a series of tropes, or ways of opposing various kinds of knowledge claims, in order to bring about epochē (suspension of judgment).
Led by the bassist Eivind Opsvik and the guitarist Aaron Jennings, with Brian Drye on Farfisa organ and Dave Christian on drums, this group advanced a series of tuneful provocations, self-contained and pregnant with detail.
Senator Clay advanced a series of resolutions, which became known as the Compromise of 1850, giving victories to both North and South.
They were discontinued in the early 2000s in favour of the subsequent Game Boy Advance series, which arrived in 2001 and would go on to sell a further 81 million.
Since 1960, the Advances series has been chronicling the ever-changing landscape of computer technology.
