The phrase "advanced to one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a progression or promotion to a specific level or position, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "After months of hard work, she finally advanced to one of the top positions in the company."
Alternatives: "promoted to one" or "elevated to one".
In six appearances, he has lost in the first round three times and advanced to one quarterfinal.
One practice group consists of postdoctoral students, who have already received a general dentistry degree and have advanced to one of the more than 12 specialties the School offers.
Then he advanced to one of the premiere academic positions in the country, Librarian of Congress, where he'll be retiring at the end of this year after 28 years.
Are those fans now going to get behind a team that has advanced to one Super Bowl since the Super Bowl began being played 51 years ago?
He recently represented Morgan Stanley in its effort to claw back $10 million in salary and legal defense fees it had advanced to one of its employees, Joseph F. Skowron III.
She scored 27 points, blocked 10 shots, grabbed 7 rebounds and had a pair of assists as fourth-seeded Baylor, the 2005 national champion, advanced to one victory from returning to the Final Four.
It is theoretically possible for an angler who fished only one divisional meet and did exceptionally well to advance to one of the regional classics.
"For some, an acceptance of human presence in Australia 120,000 years as a possibility may now tentatively advance to one of probability.
The proposed algorithm is further advanced to the one that explicitly considers system variations based on μ synthesis.
He had surrendered a leadoff double, and the runner advanced to third one out later.
They were evaluated initially on RNA templates from virus-infected cells using a two-step RT-PCR protocol that was further advanced to a one-step assay.
