The phrase "advancements made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to progress or improvements that have been achieved in a particular field or area.
Example: "The advancements made in renewable energy technology have significantly reduced our reliance on fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "progress achieved" or "developments accomplished".
Recent advancements made in the field of glass technology and advanced ceramics made researchers to think of developing hybrid machining techniques to process those materials efficiently and economically.
Considering the difficulties involved in doing science in Georgia, the advancements made by the Eliava are remarkable.
Izzard is strongly supportive of LGBT rights and delighted at the advancements made in the past year in the public acceptance of people with non-conventional gender identities.
But technological advancements made after the turn of the century resulted in projectors bright enough for just about every theatrical use.
In her unfailingly buoyant way, Orender cites the brand advancements made during her tenure, even as some flagship franchises — including the early dynasty in Houston — have disappeared.
and losses to Lehigh and Monmouth may have made some worry that the Rams were regressing after the advancements made last season.
(Scholars have not determined the extent of any original mathematical developments made in Korea and Vietnam, and whether such advancements made it back to China).
Battery technology has lagged behind the rapid advancements made in processing power and other areas of technology, becoming the major hold up and primary pain point for smartphone users.
This trend was amplified by the enormous advancements made in parallel computing over the past decades.
A good metaphor is the medical advancements made during wartimes on the battlefields.
Along with the aforementioned tests, also reviewed are recent developments and advancements made in the field.
