The phrase "advanced thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ideas that go beyond the basic concepts or ideas of a subject, to describe thinking that is more complex and often new or innovative. For example, you can say: "This research requires advanced thinking to address such a complex problem."
Overall, advanced thinking skills appear necessary to recognize multifaceted criteria in the design process.
She has conducted advanced thinking workshops for global organizations such as Estee Lauder, Goldman Sachs , Merck& Co., Motorola and New York Times.
There are many possible reasons for the short times of students' advanced thinking responses.
The articles must have been published following Noblit and Hare's book in 1988 and be ones that they consider to be seminal, i.e. meta-ethnographies that have influenced or significantly advanced thinking and/or that are of central importance in the field of meta-ethnography, and advisors will be asked to explain why they chose the articles.
When anyone in this country asks, where are the organisations with the most advanced thinking on management and reform, I want them to think of the BBC.
This is Hiller without the advanced thinking, let alone the art.
She added: "He was rather an oracle; the book will be a front-row seminar to advance thinking on economics and will explain the very practical decision-making tools that he uses.
Use stimuli to advance thinking – photos, ads, quotes, products (not always in the current category) and even toys to keep the hands occupied while thinking.
It was decided that the government would provide a modest seed fund of just $500,000 – a drop in the ocean compared to Darpa's annual budget of about $3 billion – to a foundation that could demonstrate its ability to advance thinking on interstellar travel.
The South Korean forces were subsequently hit with friendly and enemy fire, and in the confusion the 19th Infantry attempted to block the South Koreans from advancing, thinking them enemy forces.
The modelling of such dynamic processes related to place effects would therefore advance thinking that currently sees 'place' or the 'environment' as a static entity (see earlier discussion).
