The phrase "advanced simulator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sophisticated or high-tech simulation tool or system, often in contexts related to training, gaming, or scientific research.
Example: "The pilot training program utilizes an advanced simulator to provide realistic flying experiences."
Alternatives: "sophisticated simulator" or "high-tech simulator".
Research using the advanced simulator is expected to yield more relevant results.
In February 2001, Mr. Hanjour enrolled at a Phoenix flight school for advanced simulator training to learn how to fly an airliner, a far more complicated task than he had faced in earning a commercial license.
On Monday, China re-emphasized its technological prowess in railway modernizing, with an official at the China Academy of Railway Sciences saying it had developed the world's most advanced simulator for railway speed tests.
The features and capabilities of this advanced simulator are demonstrated by presenting several detailed results of operating parameters, focusing on the two-dimensional aspects of the problem.
This paper focuses on the deepwater Driller's Method, developing an advanced simulator to predict the standpipe and choke pressures in deepwater horizontal well killing on the basis of "dynamic" bottom hole pressure.
In "An empirical model for probability of packet reception in vehicular ad hoc networks," Killat and Hartenstein studied the framework of an advanced simulator for WAVE systems that can deal with more than thousands of vehicles with connections.
Surgeons will require adequate training on animal models and advanced simulators to be more confident with emergency percutaneous or cut-down techniques of vascular access.
The CARRS-Q advanced driving simulator was used to test a sample of young drivers on various simulated driving tasks, including an event that originated within the driver's peripheral vision, whereby a pedestrian enters a zebra crossing from a sidewalk.
An advanced engineering simulator was successfully developed for the LungMen advanced boiling water reactor (ABWR) plant to support various applications before and after commercial operation.
The interaction between each of these tasks and driving was observed in a field study using Finnish drivers, and in the Leeds advanced driving simulator, using British participants.
This paper presents the Inrets/Ifsttar advanced pedestrian simulator built in Versailles (France), along with various kinds of studies carried out using this device.
