The phrase "at advanced levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stage of proficiency or complexity in a particular subject or skill.
Example: "Students are expected to demonstrate critical thinking skills at advanced levels of their education."
Alternatives: "at higher levels" or "at elevated levels".
The graduate program features rigorous training in the research and analysis of British, American and Anglophone literary histories and texts, preparing students to produce scholarship of originality and importance, and to teach literature at advanced levels.
We identify several differences among these exporter groups with the main conclusion being that the sales management function is more effectively organized and managed at advanced levels of export involvement.
Young children who are poor at mentally dividing spoken words into phonemes almost always develop dyslexia later on.Moreover, people who never hear at all the congenitally deaf rarely learn to read at advanced levels.
For students in Yale College and in the graduate and professional schools, the CLS offers specialized language programs such as Directed Independent Language Study DILSS) for the study of languages not taught at Yale, and the Fields program for discipline-specific language study at advanced levels.
Overall, the researchers suggest, following Ushakova (1994) that it is unlikely that PVT changes completely from the L1 to the L2 even at advanced levels of proficiency.
This is again a very clear indicator that network endorsements are much more needed at advanced levels as compared to preliminary levels.
At advanced level students take two or more A-levels plus an advanced core.
"Also, most of our courses, at advanced level, are taught in English.
Many degree courses do not require you to have A-level study in the subject; indeed some degree subjects will not be offered at advanced level.
One section reads: Many specialist courses at advanced level take the majority of their course content from facilitating subjects (for example, sports studies is based heavily on biology).
Reflective journals and case studies revealed the attributes of APNs in managing clinical cases at advanced level, applying theory into practice and exercising evidence-based practice.
