The phrase "advanced timetable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a schedule that is more complex or detailed than a standard timetable, often involving multiple factors or considerations.
Example: "The project requires an advanced timetable to accommodate the various phases and deadlines involved."
Alternatives: "detailed schedule" or "sophisticated timetable".
Yeung Sum, the chairman of the Democratic Party here, said he was disappointed that the government had not advanced its timetable.
A24 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 OfficialSpeeded Up Schedule For Downtown Rebuilding State and city officials, reacting to criticism that progress was lagging, advanced the timetable for rebuilding the trade center site, setting July 1 as the deadline for initial development plans and Sept. 1 for final plans.
MacArthur advanced his timetable, and ordered the 7th to capture Kaiapit and Dumpu, while the 9th mounted an amphibious assault on Finschhafen.
Here summer temperatures can reach 126 F. (52 C .. Daniel, the guide, arranged for us to arrive after 4 p.m., when this hot spot becomes less hot, but I advanced the timetable by a few hours on the principle that if we're going there anyway, let's get the full monty.
Share at macroscale, which requires to set up advance timetable at hour or day level for different wireless system to operate without running into each other's ways.
Surprised by the Austrians' Asiago offensive in May, Italy promptly appealed to the Russians for action to draw the enemy's reserves away from the Italian fronts, and the Russians responded by advancing their timetable again.
The quarterly report's warnings about the challenges Tesla faces with the Model 3 stand in sharp contrast to company founder Elon Musk's announcement a week ago that the company is advancing its timetable to build 500,000 cars a year to 2018, two years earlier than scheduled.
And yet, announcing in advance a timetable for withdrawals to begin lacks the Lincoln ring.
But few people realize it, and fewer still learn in advance the timetable of their demise.
Mr. Karzai is expected to make that announcement this month, meaning that the timetable would be significantly advanced for Australia, which had planned to withdraw its troops by the end of 2014.
