The phrase "advances earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or improvements that occur before a certain point in time or in comparison to a previous state.
Example: "The new technology advances earlier than its predecessor, allowing for quicker results."
Alternatives: "progresses sooner" or "improves ahead of time".
Yemeni government officials and Shia rebels signed a peace agreement on Sunday after days of violence that left more than 140 people dead and sent thousands fleeing their homes, although major rebel advances earlier in the day deepened a sense of uncertainty.
The only reason Google offered the deal in the first place was to help Yahoo fend off Microsoft's takeover advances earlier in the year.
Still rebel advances earlier out of the east of the country, which is controlled by the opposition, have been repelled before by Gadhafi's better trained, equipped and financed forces.
The gauge, which enjoyed two triple-digit advances earlier this week, had its highest finish since April 10, when it stood at 10,381.73.
After rapid advances earlier this year, China's consumer price index abruptly dropped one-tenth of a percent in May from April, the National Bureau of Statistics announced on Friday.
We have the ability to make these advances today.
The fringe remains largely white, middle class, confident and, despite some advances this year, non-disabled.
To this day, the boys' remains have not been found, despite technology's many advances since 1978.
Blue chips are rebounding today, riding on the back of solid gains in overseas stock markets, while technology stocks are pulling back from their advances earlier this week amid widespread profit taking.
Clinical cancer advances 2006: major research advances in cancer treatment, prevention, and screening: a report from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Carlson reportedly recorded numerous incidents of Ailes making inappropriate advances between 2014 and 2015.
