The phrase "advanced unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specialized or highly developed component or group within a larger system, often in contexts like technology, military, or education.
Example: "The research team has developed an advanced unit that significantly improves data processing speeds."
Alternatives: "sophisticated module" or "high-level component".
Similar gains were found among advanced unit students.
While these students did not show significant gains in engagement, advanced unit students (n = 41) showed gains in all four cognitive areas.
An advanced unit of emergency medical technicians was on the scene within five minutes of the call, and O'Neill had reached a hospital about a half-mile away within 13 minutes of the call, Ingalls said.
Many buildings have economic functions, such as trading posts that generate money, while others are military buildings and allow the training of more advanced unit types.
Usable surveys were obtained from a total of 41 advanced unit students.
The third advanced unit class had a ratio of three to four students per computer.
Players require vespene gas to construct advanced units and buildings, and acquire it by building a refinery, assimilator or, extractor, depending on your race, on top of a geyser and using worker units to extract the gas from it.
For example, as German forces were advancing on Moscow during World War II, Hitler, on being informed that the German military was short of fuel, sent several of the advancing units southward to capture the oil complexes at Baku on the Caspian Sea.
In Falluja, Mosul, Tikrit and other towns, Sunnis welcomed al-Qaeda militants as liberators and armed men joined the advancing units.
Once the corps secured the Blue Line, advancing units would once again leapfrog established ones and capture the Brown Line.
The two divisions would hold the territory they had captured until relieved by advancing units of 21st Army Group, and then join in the general advance into northern Germany.
