"advanced testing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a more extensive or sophisticated form of testing, often used in technical or scientific contexts. Example: Our team has conducted advanced testing on the new software to ensure its reliability and compatibility with different operating systems.
Lately, as cancer vaccines have gone into more advanced testing, investors have taken note.
Fifteen years later, Powell says that the technology is more plausible and well worth advanced testing.
"I'm very hopeful that the malaria vaccine currently in advanced testing will be proven effective, but that will just be the first step," said Bill Gates.
The IOC targeted athletes who were due to compete at Rio, using more advanced testing techniques than were available in 2008.
The new service, called Joost and now in advanced testing, is based on P2P software that runs on people's computers, just like Skype and KaZaA.
If the United States can calculate a way around the A.B.M. treaty, which prohibits advanced testing, then "it's just another defense program that will go into a more routine level of development without the kind of attention it's now getting".
At last the doctor sent Verl to Salt Lake City for advanced tests.
Patients may demand the more detailed images for "entertainment value," he said, and doctors may offer the more advanced tests.
The severity of the poisoning cannot be measured without further testing; 17 of the 83 children who received the advanced tests were hospitalized.
The East River — despite its name, it is really a tidal strait with powerful currents — is the site of the most advanced test project in the United States.
Most of that money is spent at certain academic medical centers, which offer the most advanced tests, the newest remedies, the most renowned specialists.
