The phrase "advanced taste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a refined or sophisticated appreciation for food, art, music, or other cultural elements.
Example: "Her advanced taste in wine allows her to select the perfect bottle for any occasion."
Alternatives: "refined palate" or "sophisticated taste".
In the last years of his life, Mantegna painted the Parnassus (1497), a picture celebrating the marriage of Isabella d'Este to Francesco Gonzaga in 1490, and Wisdom Overcoming the Vices (1502) for Isabella's studiolo (a small room in the Gonzaga palace at Mantua embellished with fine paintings and carvings of mythological subjects intended to display the erudition and advanced taste of its patron).
Goethe had in almost-finished form a biblical play and a moralistic novel when he entered the university, but, after reading them to his friends, he ostentatiously burned them as unworthy of his now advanced taste and started to write erotic verse and a pastoral drama, Die Laune des Verliebten (1806; "The Lover's Spleen"; Eng. trans. The Lover's Caprice), begun in 1767.
Clearly the spareness of the room is an object not of advanced taste but of want, of not having the things that advanced taste keeps at bay.
He called her book a bible for people "of the most advanced taste".
All-white libraries are apparently in vogue today among decorators of advanced taste.
The Village stood for an advanced taste in literature and the arts; it also stood for sexual opportunity.
"Lower Manhattan must not be transformed into a vast mausoleum, obviously," he said, "but neither must it be transformed into a theme park for advanced architectural taste".
All the arches of the castle are semicircular, and in fact the whole reliquary lacks any Gothic pointed arches, even among the tracery a sign of advanced artistic taste at the time.
This summer the Educational Alliance will celebrate the coming December opening of the Manny Cantor Center, its new community center, by giving children an advance taste of its programs at the Seward Park court.
This summer the Educational Alliance has been celebrating the coming December opening of the Manny Cantor Center, its new community center, by giving children an advance taste of its programs at the Seward Park court.
But when it comes to a meal in a fancy restaurant, which can cost a lot more than slacks, you have to commit to many bites, minutes and dollars without any advance taste of how well it will suit you.
