The phrase "advanced sites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to websites or locations that are highly developed or feature sophisticated technology or content.
Example: "The research team focused on advanced sites that utilized cutting-edge technology for data collection."
Alternatives: "sophisticated websites" or "high-tech locations".
They plan to keep making NAND memory at two advanced sites in Virginia and Utah.
However, these improvements failed to reach statistical significance at 12 months, particularly at advanced sites [24, 25] (Table 6).
Kendall-Tau-b correlation coefficients were calculated to evaluate the dependence between fungal organisms, bacterial species as well as disease severity (i.e., initial to moderate and advanced sites).
At more advanced sites, Er:YAG laser monotherapy and glycine powder air polishing resulted in comparable BOP/PD reductions and crestal bone level changes, but failed to reduce bacterial load [36] (Table 6).
The most advanced sites first bring up their software in extremely limited, volunteer-only releases.
More than 3,000 fixed sites and 5,500 advanced sites were established to reach every targeted mother and child in the country.
Cornwall's wave hub is billed as "the world's largest and most technologically advanced site for the testing and development of offshore renewable energy technology", and the funding is a significant boost for Carnegie's global expansion plans.
It is the most technologically advanced site, with the best sightlines, anywhere in the NBA, says Dean Bonham of Bonham Group, a Denver sports marketing firm.
To advance site-specific management, detailed functional (application-orientated) soil maps are desirable.
Fungal organisms were identified in 31.6% (six sites) of the patients and equally distributed between initial to moderate (three sites) and advanced (two sites) peri-implantitis sites.
One version of culture has these things fixed; another, more advanced, sees sites, architecture and education as works in progress.
