The phrase "advanced workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of employees or workers who possess high levels of skills, knowledge, or expertise in their respective fields.
Example: "To remain competitive in the industry, we must invest in training programs that develop an advanced workforce capable of adapting to new technologies."
Alternatives: "skilled workforce" or "highly trained workforce".
To improve health outcomes, a coordinated and multifaceted effort to advance workforce planning, training and education is needed.
A coordinated and multifaceted effort to advance workforce planning, training and education is needed in order to prepare an adequate number of well-trained pharmacists for such roles.
While gender equality has advanced in the workforce ranks, research on the impact different work environments may have on women's health has all too often failed to keep up.
For instance, like others, we found that among the high-skill workforce, advanced science courses (Tyson et al. 2007) and STEMM career expectation (Tai, Liu, Maltese, & Fan, 2006) distinguished future STEMM workers from non-STEMM workers.
ServiceMax software automates workforce optimization, advanced scheduling and dispatch, parts logistics, inventory and depot repair, and installed base entitlements.
Historically, the introduction of technology into the workforce has advanced agriculture, accounting, law, genetics, information technology and other fields.
Additionally, respondents pointed to the need for broader training in graduate school another argument advanced by U.S. science-workforce experts, and one that the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) plans to implement through a proposed grant program for life science departments that offer innovative training programs.
Gender imbalances exist in many sectors of the health workforce, with some occupations dominated mainly by females and others – usually those requiring more advanced qualifications – by men.
Based on the presentations and partnerships, the following recommendations are offered to advance the AM workforce.
Instead of creating a "foundation of fairness," the federal minimum wage has kept generations of young adults and other less-experienced jobseekers from acquiring the foundational skills needed to advance in the workforce.
