The phrase "as far advanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the extent to which something has progressed or developed.
Example: "The project is as far advanced as we had hoped, and we are on track to meet our deadline."
Alternatives: "as developed" or "as progressed".
Hodgson said: "He shouldn't be as far advanced as he is with his ankle but he's looking good.
The surprise in the central bank's statement, however, was an acknowledgment that the adjustment of inventories by Canadian businesses, especially in the telecommunications manufacturing sector, "is not as far advanced as had been expected".
New geological data on the extent of glaciers in the region at the time, finding that during the era when the Norse occupied the area, glaciers were almost as far advanced as they were during the subsequent Little Ice Age.
A parallel effort is underway in the Senate but reportedly is not as far advanced as Camp's.
If the disease was really as far advanced, I was not going to do things to strip my quality of life if I couldn't get that back later.
On the eve of World War II, Nazi Germany was at least as far advanced in the study of nuclear physics, with such outstanding scientists as Hahn and Werner Heisenberg, the father of the uncertainty principle.
"Your best chance to get the lowest price is to book as far advance as possible".
I don't know if this relative stridency will work better than reconciliation, as far as advancing Obama's goals is concerned, but at least he's setting those goals higher.
As a result, the U.S. is severely lagging behind other regions of the world as far as advancing infrastructure.
A basic lesson from recent cases is that, as far in advance as possible and well in advance of significant maturities retailers and their creditors should aggressively consider all alternatives to chapter 11.
