The phrase "advocacy items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific items or materials that support a cause or promote a particular viewpoint.
Example: "During the meeting, we will discuss the advocacy items that need to be presented to the board for approval."
Alternatives: "advocacy materials" or "advocacy tools".
In contrast, however, to his repeated advocacy for other items on his agenda – such as immigration reform, climate change and LGBT rights – some civil rights advocates have argued that Obama's focus on criminal justice reform is long overdue.
Missing data: The NPCS item score data were missing in<5% cases except for one item (Advocacy).
The three subscales appear to represent: personal advocacy, which contains the items that reflect a personal commitment to work with the homeless; social advocacy, which consists of the items that reflect society's responsibility to care for the homeless population; and cynicism, which encompasses the items that reflect a negative attitude and a sense of futility in working with the homeless.
The family and mourning crowd were not permitted to hold on to any personal items, the New York-based advocacy group Students for a Free Tibet said.
The residents provided narrative feedback after the event and the information was used to generate items for a health advocacy survey.
Clinical Governance comprised only three items and Social Policy, Citizenship and Advocacy comprised six.
Hans Kriek from animal advocacy group SAFE says routine calf-bashing is one item on a long list of brutalities.
It ruled that 27 out of 30 items of correspondence, which it deemed to be "advocacy correspondence" should be published.
"I think for most of the advocacy field, it's a little bit baffling to see this particular item get pulled off," she said.
This four-part 56-item (58-item for nurses) instrument promises to measure the dimensions of nursing advocacy.
