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She is available most mornings, except Tuesday, with advanced notice. She is available most mornings, except Tuesday, with advance notice. Can "advanced notice" and "advance notice" be used interchangeably? Yes, "advanced ticket" is incorrect. "Advanced" does not mean "available/purchased in advance." "My daughter is taking a class in advanced calculus" would be an appropriate use. [Cross-posted with sdgraham] An Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) or a Physician’s Assistant (PA) practicing under the protocol of a supervising physician is also allowed to sign.) También está permitido que firme un Practicante Registrado de Enfermería Avanzada (ARNP, por sus siglas en inglés) o un Asistente del médico (PA, por sus siglas en inglés) que trabaje bajo el..
You can consider advanced age to be (1) a period of time in a person's life, say from 70 on, or (2) a point of time in their life where their age must be something, but you don't know other than advanced. It makes a difference because you are in a period of time but at some point in time. Your sentence could go either way. Hi. If a customer bought and paid for 200 items of clothing and the company wants to send him 100 tomorrow and the other 100 next friday what do you call the fact that 100 will be sent tomorrow? Can I call it advanced delivery or goods. How would you say Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) in Spanish? Advanced Practice Nurses (APN): Advanced practice nurses are registered nurses who have gone on to get further training, including a master's degree. There are many types of APNs, including a certified nurse midwife (who is trained to... Is it "Advance Happy Birthday" or "Advanced Happy Birthday"? How should I say this? A:The meeting has been rescheduled. B:What is the new time for the meeting? A: It has been advanced by one hour. In job applications, I tend to speak of my proficiencies, e.g. "I am highly proficient in English." This is a handy construct, as you can substitute English skill with almost any other skill you possess, while "My Excel is at an advanced level" and "I'm at an advanced level in Photoshop" don't work.
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Is it "Advance Happy Birthday" or "Advanced Happy Birthday"? How should I say this? A:The meeting has been rescheduled. B:What is the new time for the meeting? A: It has been advanced by one hour. In job applications, I tend to speak of my proficiencies, e.g. "I am highly proficient in English." This is a handy construct, as you can substitute English skill with almost any other skill you possess, while "My Excel is at an advanced level" and "I'm at an advanced level in Photoshop" don't work.
