The phrase "advanced to take" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a progression or readiness to undertake a task, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "She has advanced to take on more responsibilities within the team."
Alternatives: "prepared to take" or "ready to take".
They then vanquished a land army near Heracleopolis, in Middle Egypt, and advanced to take Hermopolis, another Middle Egyptian stronghold of the Libyans, and Memphis, Egypt's ancient capital.
The Safavid army was routed, and the Ottomans advanced to take the Safavid capital at Tabriz, forcing future shahs to move their capital farther to the east.
The Soviet armies advanced to take Tallinn on 22 September.
At this point, the defenders raised a white flag of truce, and as several Australians advanced to take their surrender, the Germans manning the station killed them.
Their column was in a total rout, and Poor's men advanced to take Acland and Williams prisoner and capture their artillery.
Kurdish forces, taking advantage of the vacuum left by deserting Iraqi forces, advanced to take over army positions and assert control over the city of Kirkuk.
When he had advanced to taking off her bra and pushing the sweater way up, her chest seemed hardly different from his own; a breast of hers in his hand felt as delicate as a tear bulging in his eye.
The declaration comes at a time of intense speculation in Washington that preliminary plans are advancing to take military action against Iran's nuclear sites if diplomacy fails, an idea Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld dismissed Tuesday as "fantasy land".
Dos Pueblos knocked off Aquinas, the division's top-ranked team, Tuesday to advance to take on Kaiser on Saturday in the division's title game.
The winner of the Flintridge Prep-Firebaugh match will advance to take on Rubidoux or Riverside Prep in a second-round match Feb. 20.
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