The phrase "advances scientifically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or developments in a scientific context, particularly in research or technology.
Example: "The new research project aims to advance scientifically in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "makes scientific progress" or "develops scientifically".
What's more, as we've advanced scientifically, we've also advanced morally.
We use a range of study types to advance scientifically and to attract trainees with diverse interests to our team.
Their MD Program "combines the most progressive, technologically advanced, scientifically based education with the goal of meeting societal health care needs locally and globally.
The World Resources Institute WRII) works to advance scientifically based principles of sustainable and socially equitable development among international policy makers and institutions.
Advancing TM: Scientifically, the workshops have had the effect of not only advancing progress on a variety of tasks, but have actually stimulated formulation of new capabilities in biomedical TM, such as gene/protein normalization (22, 23) and methods for Protein Protein Interaction article classification and detection (24, 25).
The desire near the end of the 19th century to beautify and advance the world culturally as it was advancing and evolving scientifically is understandable.
Two scientifically advanced putters that I've recently discovered prove my point.
And EyeToy's base technology was developed for far more scientifically advanced missions than ninja fighting.
This set of nets is the largest, most scientifically advanced, and cost-efficient of its kind.
In the show's intro, these figures sink into vats of scientifically advanced milk, which turns them, somehow, into the lifelike hosts of the 21stcentury Westworld park.
"Embracing genomics will position us at the forefront of science and make the NHS the most scientifically advanced healthcare system in the world," Sir Bruce said.
