The phrase "advances problems" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of progressing or developing issues, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy advances problems that we need to address immediately."
Alternatives: "creates issues" or "introduces challenges".
Doctors and patients, meanwhile, are putting pressure on insurers to lower the body-size threshold for paying for the operation for people who have advanced problems with diabetes and other weight-related diseases.
Prior to accreditation (about every five years), a school's faculty spends a year in "self-study," reviewing its mission and practice, trying to fix in advance problems outsiders might detect.
Photomath is also capable of generating graphs and supports advanced problems, such as limits, integrations, complex numbers, etc.
In future, ideas should not be "advanced", problems "tackled", threats "countered", people "incentivised" people and resources "utilised" while references to "strengthening" should be left to structural engineering and "foster" to the care of children.
Our results provide some empirical benchmarks from which it is possible to identify in advance problems related to the spatial management of the red spiny lobster fishery and their potential solutions.
Chronic lower extremity edema is one of the most common medical problems; every second person has the problem, and every eighth has advanced problems that require treatment.1 Treatment interventions for wounded patients and prevention plans to prevent recurrence abound in the literature.
As a result, decisions are not made; policy is not advanced; problems are not addressed.
It uses visitors to power advanced problem-solving processing in order to make revenue.
The behavioral repertoire of nonhuman primates is highly evolved and includes advanced problem-solving capabilities, complex social relationships, and sensory acuity equal or superior to humans.
