'need to be advanced' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to express something needing to be improved or taken to a higher level. For example: "This project needs to be advanced in order to meet the deadlines."
"Platoons would need to transmit their status to the intersection and the signal change would need to be advanced or delayed to treat the platoon as a single long vehicle," said Alan Stevens, chief scientist and research director at transport firm TRL.
Existing means such as the European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research EIBIRR) need to be advanced.
Despite the residual patella alta, he has no pain, patellar instability, or related functional limitations; therefore, the patellar tendon does not need to be advanced.
Those quantities need to be advanced by use of auxiliary equations, and thus the reconstruction requires more x-derivative calculations in each integration step as compared to the classical GS reconstruction.
Also the development and efficient use of abatement strategies technical and non-technical for chemicals that are relevanon-technical forhe future, and inchemicalshe vasthatriety of mixture exposure situareons, need to be advanced.
Yet considering Turkey's already tense relationship with the EU, these attacks don't need to be advanced to cause diplomatic disorder.
"I am not interested in Republican fratricide, but I do think that as a Republican party we need to be advancing solutions.
There's no need to be advancing on me like that!
If a runner needs to be advanced, advance him.
To the point where they advance the play much further than it needs to be advanced at that moment".
To improve quality patient care the nursing discipline needs to be advanced through theory development and knowledge generation, thus graduate nurses.
