The phrase "also in the advanced" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is also present in an advanced context or level, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The features are available in the basic version, but they are also in the advanced version."
Alternatives: "also in the advanced level" or "also in the advanced category".
Also in the advanced planning stages is a rover to go to Mars.
And GSK vaccines for Hepatitis B and herpes are also in the advanced stages of testing.
This was so not only in the basic industries of coal and iron and steel but also in the advanced fields of electricity, chemicals, and internal combustion.
And in a separate deal that will contribute to the re-emergence of BMG — and its parent company, the German media giant Bertelsmann — as a power in the music business, the company is also in the advanced stages of a deal to buy Mute Records, a one-time independent label whose catalog includes albums by Depeche Mode and Moby.
The empirical evidence reveals that also in the advanced economies such as the U.S., the informal search methods are a key deterrent of labor prospects (for a survey, see Ioannides and Loury, 2004).
San Diego aims to lead the way but it is not alone, cities like Copenhagen, which is deploying a street lighting platform from Silver Spring Networks, and Eindhoven, working on an innovative lighting strategy with Philips, are also in the advanced guard – and they are not alone.
We were also trained in the advanced decoding skills — a pointillist method of inquiry — that were needed to comprehend the voluminous interpretative texts that had swelled, century by century, around the Old Testament: expansive commentaries, colorful Talmudic parables, and competing Midrashic riffs.
Of course, "smart" cities also exist in the advanced industrial world.
In addition, toroidal magnetic fields due to meridional currents that exist within the satellite sampling shells are also modeled in the advanced CI algorithm.
In other malignancies, radiographic and clinical tumour burdens are also prognostic in the advanced disease setting.
These were also included in the advanced study group of 280 patients.
