The phrase "advanced tactics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to strategy, military operations, sports, or any field where sophisticated methods or techniques are applied.
Example: "The team employed advanced tactics to outmaneuver their opponents during the championship game."
Alternatives: "sophisticated strategies" or "complex methods".
While the very basics are well explained, it could do better to introduce the more advanced tactics and play styles.
These advanced tactics designed to evade most modern email security solutions are quickly becoming the new norm as more sophisticated email threats increase," suggests WebSense.
While 161 airports already use behavioral officers to identify possible terrorist activity — a controversial tactic — the agency is considering expanding the use of what it says are more advanced tactics nationwide, with Boston's program as a model.
With their shiny armour and advanced tactics, the Christians in Wessex outmatch the Vikings who have, so far, relied on winning clashes by joining their beards together with mud and then charging across the battlefield like an angry clump of hairy soil.
While it's easy for us to unplug our routers at the first sign of trouble, most companies have complex server systems where advanced tactics like rebooting and unplugging are often not effective.
Some also considered the single-player campaign Stage Battles to be too easy, winnable by brute force, and that more advanced tactics would only become apparent as one played in multiplayer games, including learning the abilities and advantages of the other units of the factions other than Ironheade.
The modern tactics are so advanced that elections are often decided behind closed doors by sitting elected officials.
Flying with the 8th Air Force from England (1942 44), he became known for his development of advanced bomber tactics, including pattern bombing and the combat box formation.
Instead, more advanced experimental tactics and strategies must be implemented.
One of the prevailing such issues are intelligent radio frequency (RF) jamming attacks, where adversaries are able to exploit on-the-fly reconfigurability potentials and learning mechanisms of cognitive radios in order to devise and deploy advanced jamming tactics.
In 1985, after they joined forces, Garang sent Machar to Gambella to study advanced military tactics.
