The phrase "advocacy includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various components or aspects that fall under the umbrella of advocacy.
Example: "In our organization, advocacy includes raising awareness, lobbying for policy changes, and supporting community initiatives."
Alternatives: "advocacy encompasses" or "advocacy involves".
Bendapudi and Berry [5] argued that advocacy includes propaganda and the positive words of mouth advocated for enterprises by customers who had good experiences during such consuming process.
Complete client advocacy includes promoting social justice and helping to empower clients to make a meaningful difference in their own lives.
Responsible advocacy includes having one's facts straight, cleaning it up when one gets facts wrong, and respecting the dignity and humanity of others, even those with whom we disagree strongly.
Advocacy includes a broad scope of activities including political lobbying, media activities, stakeholder meetings, working groups, sensitization meetings for school staff, parents, and health care providers, and exhibitions.
The coalition made efforts in patient advocacy including hosting a conference, and sponsored journalistic research.
Cooke's advocacy, including numerous Bruckner reviews in Gramophone magazine, had great impact.
The Chapter continues her work with lectures, tours and advocacy, including current efforts to expand the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District.
His distinguished career in litigation and advocacy included presenting a winning argument before the U.S. Supreme Court in Capital Square Review and Advisory Board v. Pinette.
Include up-to-date information about where carers can find advice, information and support and access advocacy including local authority services and signposting to other services such as Carers UK's advice line.
NBIA's board is made up of key figures involved in human rights and refugees advocacy, including Narayanasamy, who is also the human rights campaign director of GetUp, and Misha Coleman from the Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce.
In 2000, Mr. Pollack received the "John Huston Award for Artists Rights" for his advocacy, including his 1987 testimony before a Senate Judiciary Committee against the alteration of motion pictures without the director's consent.
