The phrase "will further advance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something or someone will progress even more in the future. Example: "The company's innovative technology will further advance the field of artificial intelligence."
"[Its] innovative technology, family-centered design and advanced sustainability features will further advance our academic mission and vision for precision health — enabling us to offer the highest levels of predictive, preventive and personalized care to all of our patients," Lloyd Minor, MD, dean of Stanford's medical school, commented earlier this year.
"The new hospital's innovative technology, family-centered design and advanced sustainability features will further advance our academic mission and vision for precision health — enabling us to offer the highest levels of predictive, preventive and personalized care to all of our patients," said Lloyd Minor, MD, dean of Stanford's medical school.
Such approaches will further advance efforts toward establishment of applicable and effective biofuel production methods.
It is also a gathering, some professional convention watchers said, that will further advance the evolution of the event into a marketing vehicle.
Finally, we will discuss a few open questions and challenges that will further advance the field of high-dimensional quantum states encoded through the OAM of photons.
Such optical central-office switches are ready for installation today and will further advance the dramatic changes wrought by the use of light waves rather than electrons.
Their work and experience will help further advance projects that improve opportunities to engage with communities throughout the research planning, implementation, and prioritization process to improve health for all.
pisum genome [24] will help further advance comparative aphid research, but more representative aphid species are needed to fully understand genomic evolution in this large insect family, particularly in regards to gene duplication and molecular evolution rates [24], [27].
Answers to these questions will likely further advance our understanding of metastatic dormancy.
We believe that reducing stigma will even further advance mental health services.
It will also further advance policies and products to optimize protection against transmission of epidemic-prone droplet-spread respiratory diseases.
