The phrase "advancement according" is not correct and does not form a complete or usable expression in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a comparison or condition related to advancement, but it requires additional context or words to be meaningful.
Example: "Advancement according to merit is essential for a fair workplace."
Alternatives: "progress based on" or "advancement in line with".
When Mr. Thompson, who is black, considered leaving, the company's diversity chief advised him to switch to operations, where there was more room for advancement, according to a profile last year in Crain's Chicago Business.
While the booming economy has provided a lift for many American workers, Hispanics earned half of what whites did in 1998, on average, with many stuck in low-paying jobs offering little promise of advancement, according to a report by the National Conference of La Raza, a Hispanic group.
To that point, they're driven - 76% of Gen Z believes they own their careers and will catapult their own professional advancement, according to the Monster Multi-Generational Survey findings on Gen Z.
At one point he considered leaving McDonald's, but the chain's chief diversity officer at the time advised him to move from his job designing electronic equipment to an operational role with better opportunities for advancement, according to a 2011 profile in Crain's Chicago Business.
Advisers to Dell and Silver Lake are still negotiating a number of elements in what is proving to be a complicated deal, though they have made advancements, according to a person briefed on the matter who did not want to be identified because the talks were private.
Also, if you are being considered for a promotion or are thought of as a "high potential" employee, taking the fall could damage your career advancement opportunities, according to Al Stewart, founder of Business Mentors with offices in Atlanta and Paris.
Faculty peer reviews are conducted periodically, generally every three years, by the school's Peer Review Committee for faculty in all tracks to evaluate progress and provide recommendations for advancement in rank according to the established APT criteria.
"You can find no revolution in the world like the Islamic Revolution where the nation played a direct and essential role in its victory and advancement," he said, according to the official Islamic Republic News Agency.
This commission is "dedicated exclusively to gender equality and advancement of women," according to its website.
A single admission process now determines entrance to the Six-Year Medical Program and students will progress through the course according to advancement criteria, which include academic performance, professionalism and commitment to the profession of medicine.
And in Oregon, Democratic Sen. Sara Gelser accused Sen. Jeff Kruse of groping her and making other unwanted sexual advancements for years, according to The Oregonian.
