The phrase "advancement need" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the necessity for progress or improvement in a specific area, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The advancement need in our technology sector is critical for staying competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "need for advancement" or "requirement for progress".
The other is that technological advancement needs to disrupt or redefine how workflows take place.
An attempt is also made to identify project management related topics where further advancement needs to be made.
Pakistani economy with limited job opportunities and favorable conditions of technology advancement needs to focus more on entrepreneurial courses, strategies, and pedagogy contents that promote new culture of doing their own business.
It could be that the integration process had not reached the level of advancement needed for effective implementation of activities related to these dimensions, or perhaps that not enough resources had been invested to support such activities.
These technological and biological advancements need to be converted to mass production of affordable products that can be used in every part of the world.
The key findings and advancements needed to assure proper stack design and optimization are also described.
Her fierce denunciation of the rich north, that day, was shocking: "The top of the pyramid is blinded by insatiable appetites backed by scientific knowledge, industrial advancement, the need to acquire, accumulate and over-consume.
If Democrats are perceived as more likely champions of racial advancement, people need to go further back in history, she says with mounting bitterness, rattling off names of Southern Democrats with reputations for intolerance.
John Vidal of The Guardian today recalls comments Maathai made on her first visit to England, in 1988: Her fierce denunciation of the rich north, that day, was shocking: "The top of the pyramid is blinded by insatiable appetites backed by scientific knowledge, industrial advancement, the need to acquire, accumulate and over-consume.
