The phrase "also well advanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not only progressed but has reached a significant level of development or completion, often in comparison to other elements.
Example: "The project is also well advanced, ensuring we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "also significantly progressed" or "also far along".
World Cup planning is also well advanced.
Regional research in physical geography is also well advanced, and in 1963 a geomorphologic committee for the Carpathians and the Balkans was established.
With four years to go before M+ opens, it is already set to become the leading institution of its kind in the region.Plans are also well advanced for new cultural hubs centred on museums in Saudi Arabia (Mecca), Australia (Perth), Albania (Tirana) and Brazil (Belo Horizonte).
Talks are also well advanced on a free trade deal with the European Union.
Theoretical studies of the Ps are also well advanced (see, for example, Drake and Grigorescu [12] or Frolov [13]).
Efforts to predict adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are also well advanced in several pharmaceutical companies, though most reports in the open literature have been restricted to retrospective correlation.
So the crisis of strategy is then accompanied by a crisis of representation, also itself well advanced.
Mechanical engineering, machine tools and electrical power machinery, electronics, and the chemical and mining industries hold a prominent place in Armenia's heavy industry, but light and food industries are also fairly well advanced.
Other candidates, such as Raab, have also got fairly well advanced but under-the-radar campaigns complete with advisors from the former Vote Leave operation, but his star is nowhere near as high with members as Johnson and Rees-Mogg.
The Soviets can also be expected to be well advanced in pharmaceuticals.
Preparations are well advanced.
