The phrase "advanced the need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the promotion or escalation of a particular requirement or necessity in a specific context.
Example: "The recent developments in technology have advanced the need for more robust cybersecurity measures."
Alternatives: "increased the demand" or "heightened the necessity."
As the project advanced, the need to better integrate paper-based records into the digital system became evident.
Diabetes mellitus is possibly the World's largest growing metabolic disorder, and as the knowledge on the heterogeneity of this disorder is advanced, the need for more appropriate therapy increases [ 23].
Significant difference from control at corresponding intervals: *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001 Diabetes mellitus is possibly the world's largest growing metabolic disease, and as the knowledge on the heterogeneity of this disorder is advanced, the need for more appropriate therapy increases [ 23].
As design challenges become more complicated, and as strategies become more advanced, the need and opportunity emerges to measure processes and to compare the guidance afforded.
Although many of these concepts originated in the 19th century, they endured because they advanced the needs of the modern corporation, which has come to be defined by its multiple divisions and functions.
No one could possibly advance the need among men for such clubs, which apparently bring out the worst in them.
I'm happy the role I was able to play in advancing the need for our community to fully support the rights of our transgender brothers and sisters.
This move by The Weinstein Co. represents a bold first step in advancing the need for independent, third-party ratings, and it's about time.
As the development and application of OCT continues to advance, the need for phantoms with complex shapes is growing for both inter-laboratory and inter-system comparison.
The conference will culminate with the development of agreed minimum standards for learning spaces, and the signing of a communique presented by learners advancing the need for South Sudan to protect its Learning Spaces as Zones of Peace.
Solutions that are women-led or use innovation to advance the needs of women and girls are eligible for this prize.
