The phrase "advancement out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The advancement out of the project was unexpected."
Alternatives: "progress made" or "development achieved".
Another reason for the sudden stylistic downshift could be the unexpected advancement out of the group stage of a number of teams employing too-similar tactics.
Manchester United, like P.S.G., won a fourth straight game, but beating Benfica by 2-0 was not yet enough to ensure advancement out of Group A. Roma started early, scoring after 40 seconds in a 3-0 win against Chelsea, helping the Italian team to take the top spot in Group C from Chelsea.
The advancement out of group play by Costa Rica, Mexico, Greece and Algeria has been surprising.
Australia, Sweden, and Nigeria will take on the U.S. for advancement out of the group.
"But Anna, we can't not take risks in the name of scientific inquiry and medical advancement out of some vague concern over what if.
That may sound strange, but I believe it was Nolan Bushnell who said that every great technological advancement starts out seeming like a toy.
It's always easier to see the right answers in hindsight, but Facebook's speed of technical advancement turned out to be one of its greatest assets in the battle with its early rivals.
Deloitte's Initiative for the Retention and Advancement of Women grew out of a 1992 task force chaired by Mike Cook, then CEO of Deloitte & Touche.
We focussed on large chains, which would have room for advancement, and sent out a lot of applications.
Data they might have kept more or less to themselves for eventual publication and career advancement are suddenly out in the open.
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