The phrase "advocacy given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the support or promotion that has been provided for a cause or issue.
Example: "The advocacy given by the organization has significantly raised awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "support provided" or "advocacy offered".
"Basically, we think that legal advocacy gives women access to the criminal justice system, so women in abusive relationships have an out, and can get protection and don't need to kill to get out of a relationship," Professor Dugan said.
The family angle, Willis' celebrity and his penchant for populist advocacy, gives his challenge to iTunes a broad appeal.
However, in general, the opinion was that Kemp was helpful to the ticket's chances of catching Bill Clinton, and Kemp's advocacy gave a clear picture of the tax reforms that would likely occur on the condition of a successful campaign.
He said that experience of self-advocacy gives useful experience in representing people "but you're not just representing people with learning disabilities, you're representing everyone in [the] community".
However, what is most exciting to Perkol-Finkel is the high-level advocacy opportunities given to the awardees.
She said her work in advocacy has given her necessary political experience for a role in the Oval Office but that she hasn't decided whether to run.
I am announcing today my retirement from elected office after 40 years but not my retirement from public policy advocacy and given the nature of our current situation, in some ways I believe I may have more impact speaking, writing and in other ways advocating for the changes that I think are necessary than trying to bring them about inside our constricting political process.
Our survey findings suggest an opportunity for global action and advocacy, especially given the growing support for programs to prevent PPH using misoprostol and the research that continues to emerge.
For us, advocacy means giving a voice.
