The phrase "advancement among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or improvement within a specific group or category of people or things.
Example: "The advancement among the students in their academic performance has been remarkable this year."
Alternatives: "progress within" or "improvement among".
These results could represent the new advancement among the organic electrodes of terephthalate salts.
ERA addressed the problem of low rates of employment retention and advancement among disadvantaged workers.
THERE EXISTS a wide gap in the technological advancement among developed, developing, and undeveloped countries.
This basin represents an illustrative case for regional cooperation and increased integration due to multiple comparative advantages inherent in the uneven endowments of water, energy and arable land resources, and to varying levels of economic and technological advancement among the three riparian countries: Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia.
Yet (as we will see in section 5.4), it is a basic postulate of Bolzano's deontic logic that an ought always primarily refers to a willing: You ought to will to act such that the welfare of the whole, due to the consequences foreseeable by you and intended by your action, undergoes the greatest possible advancement among all possible alternative actions.
As regards gender differences, risk advancement among men compared to women is roughly 5 years (Brenner et al, 2007).
The gay rights movement has made major advancements among Democrats and Republicans, in Congress and in various states, on issues ranging from the right to marry to or openly serve in the military.
Nevertheless, the deadly efficacy of torpedoes hampered Union advancement along rivers, as well as movement among blockade ships off the Southern coast.
Affinity Circles is the leading provider of exclusive social networks for established, professional organizations seeking to promote career advancement opportunities among their members.
Recurring unemployment and a lack of advancement are common among disadvantaged and low-paid workers.
Finally, careful consideration of branching topology can help avoid misconceptions about evolutionary advancement and primitiveness among taxa (e.g., Gregory 2008; Catley et al. 2010).
