Try dragon by nuance and its alternatives (just googled it), but it only convert voice to text though. It's depends on your definition of what "advance written English" is.
The issue with these types of softwares is that they will never be perfect. I would rather read an article written and editted by a human with decent english, than from a machine. I may be wrong, but I don't even think these softwares exist. There is spinners, but in the end you are the one writting the content in those. I don't think the technology exists that rewrites your articles like a human would.
I don't think a tool like that exists. Especially if it's free. Like others here have said, using a combination of Grammarly and Hemingway App is a good way to improve your writing. But no tool is perfect. Even a Grammarly premium subscription is no substitute for a human editor.
Another way is to grab quality plr articles and rewrite them so it's unique. Or use something like articlebuilder.net and rewrite the articles from there. It's much easier to rewrite from good plr articles than starting from scratch if you want to churn out quality written English.
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