The phrase "advances from him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or improvements that originate from a specific person.
Example: "The advances from him in the field of technology have been remarkable and have inspired many others."
Alternatives: "progress made by him" or "developments from him".
(On Friday, one of Cain's accusers released a statement through her attorney citing "a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances" from him. It's too soon to say whether this moves the needle).
Joel P. Bennett, a lawyer for another of Mr. Cain's accusers, called Ms. Bialek's description of the encounter "very similar" to Mr. Cain's interaction with his client, who he has said received several inappropriate advances from him.
Caldbeck issued a statement saying he would take an indefinite leave of absence after multiple women in the tech industry alleged they faced unwanted and inappropriate advances from him.
At the point she brought up these issues, she was months past the end of her relationship with Nazre, but had allegedly heard that several administrative assistants at Kleiner had also experienced unwanted sexual advances from him.
BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 2 (AP) — Four men say they either had sex with Senator Larry E. Craig or were the target of a sexual advance from him at times during his political career, The Idaho Statesman reported Sunday.
Other women also stepped forward to accuse Moonves of sexual misconduct, including the writer Janet Jones, who alleged a physical attack by Moonves from which she was forced to flee, and the producer Christine Peters, who described an unwanted advance from him in a business meeting.
Most people believe that Nani did not even see Real defender Álvaro Arbeloa advancing from behind him like an express train.
For example, when Liam's good looks get him advances from cheerleaders, he refuses them.
It's well worth it to Koontz FORBES estimates that advances from his reissued titles netted him at least $10 million, while book sales bring in another $10 million in royalties annually.
The advances from 863 also included advanced atomic physics and the payoff, now, is HUGE.
39 Eporedorix the Aeduan, a young man of the highest rank and of supreme influence in his own country, and with him Viridomarus, his peer in age and popularity, but not in birth — he had been commended by Diviciacus to Caesar, who had advanced him from a humble station to a pre‑eminent position — had come along with the horsemen in response to a personal summons from Caesar.
