The phrase "advancing onto" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of moving forward or making progress towards a particular place or goal.
Example: "The troops are advancing onto the battlefield with determination and courage."
Alternatives: "moving towards" or "progressing to".
Looking down toward the village, he saw the gigantic wave advancing onto the land.
If only the bankers can persuade him they are doing their best and that small businesses - his passion - are indeed advancing onto the longed-for level playing field.His rant, if so it can be called, tells no more than the truth, albeit selectively, about the malpractices and inefficiencies that have crept into the global capital markets.
The difference could not have been more stark: one manager advancing onto the pitch at the final whistle to take acclaim for a wonderful display of attacking football, the other swiftly down the tunnel with derision ringing in his ears.
We know that the shoreline was transgressing (advancing onto land) because finer grade material was deposited on top of coarser-grained sediment.
At about 9 am, the allied generals learned that Rupert's army had crossed the captured bridge of boats at Poppleton, and was advancing onto Marston Moor.
Al-Jarrah was swiftly successful in driving the Khazars back across the Caucasus, and fought his way north along the western coast of the Caspian Sea, recovering Derbent and advancing onto the Khazar capital of Balanjar.
The Cordilleran ice sheet covered western Canada and advanced onto the northernmost US Cordillera.
That could have been Nick Clegg's opportunity, as it was the Liberals' in 1974, when they advanced onto ground cleared by "a plague on both your houses".
First is the issue of access to medicines in the developing world, which has advanced onto the international policy agenda around anti-AIDS medications.
Outside the Supreme Court, the police allowed hundreds of people waving rainbow flags and holding signs to advance onto the court plaza as those present for the decision streamed down the steps.
While uniformed officers can advance onto specialized, prominent assignments such as the canine unit or the countersniper team, guarding the White House grounds on foot is among the least attractive assignments and often falls to officers fresh out of training, former officials said.
