The phrase "advanced status" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a higher level of knowledge or skill that has been achieved. For example: "He achieved advanced status in Spanish language proficiency after living and studying abroad."
In a wide-ranging news conference that drew on both Chinese and foreign questioners, Mr. Wen repeated some basic government positions — China is an underdeveloped nation that will need a century or more to reach advanced status, he said — and a few new ones.
Albo also claims that at the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai, the Israelites all received prophetic inspiration; however, they were not on the prophetic level, and this is in support of Moses' advanced status (treatise 3, chapter 11).
Of the 1008 individuals with distal colorectal adenoma, 503 cases were non-advanced, 237 were advanced, and 268 were unknown for advanced status.
In contrast, those of the other six non-dairy breeds have a less advanced status.
But now robotics has achieved an advanced status and is constantly becoming more sophisticated.
News of the advanced status of Sprint's talks was reported on Sunday by CNBC.
In sum, he said, "they try to gain maximal benefits at minimal cost, and that's a strategy that seems to work" in advancing status.
I see how false realities emerge, and how interest groups use them to manipulate true believers on both the right and left to advance status quo agendas, as if they were their own.
The inconsistency in changes of DKK-1 and OC/bALP may result from the long disease duration (relapsed and/or refractory status) and advanced disease status (stages III and IV, 85.6%).
We found a significant correlation between strong expression and advanced T status, N status and stage.
Finally, as expected, we found an association between advanced T stage, advanced node status and poor tumor differentiation.
