The phrase "hugely advanced" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is significantly more developed or sophisticated than others.
Example: "The new technology is hugely advanced compared to its predecessors, offering features that were previously unimaginable."
Alternatives: "extremely advanced" or "highly advanced"
"The fortune was started or hugely advanced by the sale of liquor into the United States during Prohibition," said Daniel Okrent, author of "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition".
Visit Yorkshire, the tourist board which secured another £10m from this austerity government, believes the two-day global exposure has hugely advanced its strategy of imprinting the county on visitors' radars and overseas tourists' London-to-Edinburgh itineraries.
Realising that the investigation would be hugely advanced if investigators knew key information about the aircraft and pilot action at the time of the incident, by 1958, he had built a prototype using steel wire to record four hours of just that.
"The confidence and spirit in the squad will be hugely advanced by what we did tonight".
How hugely advanced vs legacy smartphone players like BlackBerry and Nokia — which, although they were still minting huge revenues back then, were also clearly failing to come to terms rapidly enough with the paradigm shift of touchscreen mobility.
Word Lens gained support Chinese last year and Chinese was the first language Google picked for its new machine learning translation technology, which went live last September and hugely advanced the way the service works.
There were intriguing match-ups all over the field and one or two Quins did not hugely advance their reputations.
Arthur C. Erickson is Vancouver's big architectural kahuna, one of a triad of Canadian stars, along with Israeli-born Moishe Safdie (designer of Vancouver's elliptical, technologically advanced, hugely popular new library, which draws 8,000 visitors a day), and Frank O. Gehry, whose worldwide practice is based in California.
The techniques have advanced hugely".
Our knowledge of articular cartilage pathophysiology has advanced hugely in the last 20 years.
The DfE said the understanding of extremism and way the ability of schools to respond to it is monitored had "advanced hugely in the past few years".
