The phrase "a highly advocated" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to describe something that is strongly recommended or supported, but it should be phrased differently for clarity.
Example: "The new policy is a highly advocated approach to improving workplace safety."
Alternatives: "strongly recommended" or "widely endorsed".
Meanwhile, a more efficient government without corruption is highly advocated.
Although integration is highly advocated, it is seldom conducted.
Since early post-partum administration of high-dose CS might accelerate recovery [ 128], its routine administration is highly advocated (10 mg of dexamethasone every 12 hours) [ 6, 144- 146].
Despite pharmacotherapies being among the most cost-effective and highly advocated interventions for coverage [ 8], funders have been slow to invest.
Since 1987, percutaneous vertebroplasty (PVP) and kyphoplasty (PKP) with polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) augmentation have been highly advocated as treatment techniques for osteoporotic vertebrate compression fractures (OVCFs) [ 1].
Highly conserved proteins such as AV422, and others described here could represent important target antigens for the development of universal anti-tick vaccines, which are highly advocated for [ 30].
The waterless alcohol-based hand rub, which has been highly advocated in the healthcare setting for hand hygiene, was not effective against the spores of C. difficile in the hands [ 50, 51], even with directly observed hand hygiene practice [ 52].
Family planning is one of the highly advocated options in developing countries to control the fast population growth and to decrease the higher maternal and child deaths though it has steadily decreased as an international priority in recent years [ 6, 7].
While the idea of recruiting medical students from rural areas and training them at hospitals close to the rural population is highly advocated based on the findings that it had positive implication on rural retention, but competency of graduates from such programmes have rarely been investigated.
Throughout the 2008 presidential campaign, Rabbi Wolf was a highly visible advocate for Mr. Obama to Jews nationwide.
