"advanced work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to tasks or projects that require a higher level of skill or difficulty than the norm. For example: "I need to dedicate more time to my advanced work if I want to attain my goal of graduating with honors."
All interviewees wanted a better career structure, with advancement being reflected in recognition, advanced work roles, and appropriate remuneration (Table 7).
"Historically, the idea was that only certain kids in certain schools should get advanced work," said Lee Jones, the College Board's director of the Advanced Placement program.
Only seven of its months have wholly survived – March to September – because they were done in fresco, that "advanced work", rather than painted dry.
It generally limits the courses to high school seniors who maintain a grade-point average of 85 or higher, though sometimes it accepts juniors who have completed advanced work.
We are intensively working on extensions focused on RMSD calculation, scripting possibilities, or advanced work with biomolecules containing standard residues.
After beginning his university studies at the University of Padua, he began advanced work at the University of Bologna, where he received a Laurea in Physics in 1927.
'Pull factors' favouring rural practice included: attraction to rural lifestyle; married or having family in the area; low cost of living; rural origin; personal engagement in the community; advanced work roles; a broad variety of challenging clinical work; and making a difference.
In our sample, the highest parameter estimates for rural placement by third year midwifery students were study leave after two years versus after five years, and having an "advanced" work environment (reliable electricity, ultrasound, constant drug supply) with utilities of 1.24 and 1.07.
Delegate advanced work to specialized database managers as necessary.
Advanced work in literature, the arts and critical theory -- although it may reject profit and standardized testing -- has certainly not been promoting the education of citizens for responsible participation in representative democracies.
Still, few officials deny the potential danger in American financing of Obolensk's most advanced work.
