The phrase "advocate a right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the support or promotion of a specific legal or moral entitlement.
Example: "Many organizations advocate a right to free speech as a fundamental aspect of democracy."
Alternatives: "support a right" or "promote a right".
New Yorkers understand that fear breeds peril and, regardless of tragedies such as Sandy Hook and the DC naval yard, the NRA, the gun manufacturers, conservative-inclined politicians and parts of the media will continue to advocate a right, which, at base, is as archaic as a witch trial.
This is a matter of personal preference and we do not advocate a right way of doing it.
In response to particular questions, Ms. Norton insisted that she had never advocated "a right to pollute," as a line in a 1991 speech had seemed to suggest.
Last month Owen Tripp, a co-founder of Reputation.com, which has made a business out of helping clients manage their digital profile, advocated a "right to be forgotten" in a YouTube video.
In Missouri, the agriculture and fertilizer lobby is advocating a "right to farm" initiative that serve as a legal tool for states to block new regulations.
But how? Novak advocates a right-wing version of the "Bulworth doctrine": stick to your principles and the polls will take care of themselves.
Yet, the transport domain could clearly benefit if interested parties would actively advocate a human right to (sufficient) mobility or (sufficient) accessibility.
Several members of the field hockey team have been working with attorneys at Equal Rights Advocates, a civil rights nonprofit based in the Bay Area.
The third definitive article advocates a cosmopolitan right of universal hospitality (8 357, discussed in section 9 below).
Some scholars and advocates argue for a right of remedial secession for regions facing oppression.
Kateh Vafadari is a veteran civil and political rights advocate, a defender of women's rights, and a protagonist of independent socialist politics since the early 1970s.
