The phrase "advanced value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a higher level of worth or significance, often in fields like finance, technology, or product development.
Example: "The advanced value of this software lies in its ability to streamline operations and enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "enhanced value" or "superior value".
In the years ahead, initiatives to advance value-based care will increase given the major changes underway as a result of the Affordable Care Act's passage in 2009.
Because these approaches are either time-consuming or leading to serious estimation errors, more advanced missing value imputation methods are needed to solve the missing value problems.
Davies later wrote: "Adrian greatly advanced the value and reputation of health services research in both Scotland and England in ways that none would have thought possible 30 years ago".
Comparisons of stability, accuracy and efficiency for the Monte Carlo and advanced mean value (AMV) probabilistic methods are also described.
Due to the efficiency and simplicity, advanced mean value (AMV) method is widely used to evaluate the probabilistic constraints in reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) problems.
Patients with tumors with N/C ratios ≥1.5 had a significantly advanced T value compared with those with N/C ratios <1.5 (p = 0.004, Table 2).
However, as the illness becomes more advanced the value of many well validated quality of life instruments has been challenged [ 4- 9].
The phase advance value of 2-day feeding of control food was pZT 14.6±0.8 (N = 4) and pZT 14.0±0.6 (N = 6) with or without next-day food deprivation, respectively.
A short sequence advance value determines whether each 15 base pair fragment is advanced by one, two, or more bases for each screen of the model (A. thaliana) DNA sequence, with the potential of increasing the speed by reducing the number of sequence screens.
