"advanced step" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to refer to a stage or phase of progress that is more advanced or complex than previous steps. Example 1: "The advanced step of their training involved high-intensity simulations to prepare them for real-life situations." Example 2: "Learning a new language can be challenging, but with dedication and practice, you can reach the advanced step of fluency." Example 3: "In order to achieve success in their business, they knew they had to take advanced steps and innovate in their industry."
When the scene requires a full-body shot of an intricate or more advanced step, a professional dancer is brought in as a dance double.
On my other side, Sasha Bach, 24, a New Yorker who gets regular blowouts for about $70, had taken the advanced step of putting her hair in rollers.
In the most advanced step yet toward the creation of a pan-European stock market, the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges plan to announce a merger on Wednesday, according to officials close to the negotiations by the two markets.
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It is the most advanced step yet taken toward creating a pan-European securities market, uniting the Continent's two biggest exchanges into a single corporation that will be nearly twice as big as the next contender -- the recently announced merger of the Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels markets.
This approach constitutes an advanced step in the design of coastal structures compared to conventional methods.
Now add any of the more advanced steps: removing your makeup with micellar water, applying a U.V.A./U.V.B. sunscreen, preaching to friends about Vitamin C serums, ordering hyaluronic acid from Japan, and, finally, posting to the forum for yourself.
In this paper a high-order implicit multi-step method, known in the literature as Two Implicit Advanced Step-point (TIAS) method, has been implemented in a high-order Discontinuous Galerkin (DG) solver for the unsteady Euler and Navier Stokes equations.
One of the most advanced steps of polymer technology is developing polymer/clay nanocomposites.
This one has the basic practices, inquiry questions and advanced steps for visualizing and moving energy.
There are also more advanced steps visible where PGN-Bio is engulfed by host membrane at the inner side of plasma membrane (Fig 8C), and where PGN-Bio is finally in the cytoplasm most likely still engulfed in vesicles (Fig 8D).
