The phrase "advancement indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a sign or signal of progress or improvement in a particular area.
Example: "The report shows that the advancement indicated in the project timeline is ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "progress shown" or "improvement noted".
Such conceptual graph represents a real research advancement indicating that we have to move opposite to current systems building practices for solving many real life enigmatic problems.
Scenarios developed to examine uncertainty in technology advancement indicate that expected technology cost reductions over time will be insufficient to offset the costs of additional fuel efficiency technologies that could be used to meet the 2025 fuel economy target while maintaining other vehicle attributes.
When the maxillary advancement is indicated, protruding ANS also can cause the bucking of the nasal cartilage.
To determine the minimal electrical threshold (MET) necessary to elicit appropriate muscle contraction when the tip of an insulated needle is positioned epidurally or intrathecally at the L5-6 intervertebral space (phase-I) and to determine whether the application of a fixed electrical current during its advancement could indicate needle entry into the intrathecal space (phase-II) in dogs.
This study indicated the advancement of a semi-quantitative approach to risk management at the site level used in conjunction with a Geographic Information System GISS) [35].
Advancement in dermatological research indicated link between S. aureus infection and AD based on skin lesion caused by the bacteria and identification of S. aureus delta toxin in skin sample of AD patients [ 13, 14].
The proposed unit characterisation method indicated a future advancement academically and industrially in this narrow but important subject matter.
His record had already indicated a rapid advancement, but his physical vigor was an added recommendation in the eyes of General Malin L. Craig, then Chief of Staff, and of Louis Johnson, who, upon his appointment as Assistant Secretary of War in 1937, became the energizing force in the Department.
Mandibular advancement devices are more often indicated than CPAP given the former's greater comfort, which theoretically would tend to increase patient compliance and satisfaction leading to greater adherence to treatment [20], in addition to lower treatment costs.
It indicated urgently needed advancements in fertilizer research, technology, and policy, and recommended approaches that can help to achieve the yield gains necessary to meet current and future demand sustainably.
