The phrase "as recently advanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas, theories, or proposals that have been put forward or suggested in a recent context.
Example: "The theory of climate change has been as recently advanced by several leading scientists in the field."
Alternatives: "as recently proposed" or "as recently suggested".
They reflected lordly status: typically their owners had recently advanced up the social scale, as with William d'Aubigny, and were keen to impress others with their new authority.
Recently, advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) have been used as one of the practical technologies for the removal of the persistent pollutants [6 8].
The neddylation pathway has been recognized as an attractive anticancer target in several malignancies, and its selective inhibitor, MLN4924, has recently advanced to clinical development.
As the Firebird in Balanchine's ballet of that name, Ashley Bouder shows the many ways in which she has recently advanced.
AstraZeneca recently advanced its drug, Galida, into late-stage trials.
Similar legislation recently advanced in Tennessee and Alabama.
Medical information technology has recently advanced in many countries, and enormous amounts of clinical data are already stored as electronic medical records (EMRs).
This agricultural tide continued to advance as recently as the 1950s, when millions of acres in Kazakhstan were put to the plow for the first time, in the hope of increasing Soviet grain harvests.
The good news is that these disputes can be worked on in an atmosphere free of the acrimony that hampered advances as recently as a year and a half ago.
As recently as December, when rebel forces advanced on Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, France dispatched 600 soldiers there.
But he noted that as recently as two years ago, Democratic state lawmakers were advancing proposals that explicitly prohibit local jurisdictions from adopting a $15 wage.
