The phrase "advocate a vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the promotion or support of a particular idea or future goal.
Example: "The leader aims to advocate a vision for sustainable development that inspires the community to take action."
Alternatives: "promote a vision" or "support a vision".
A highly valued contribution from participating users is the ability to advocate a vision for the system and champion its organizational implementation.
Mr. Trump, and to a degree, the liberals and progressives who advocate a vision of America that spurns identity politics, make one thing clear: The real unifying force in American political life is whiteness, no matter its party, gender, region or, at times, even its class.
Refuting the conventional idea of urban design that of an enlarged architecture produced for a unitary site Brent Ryan methodologically advocates a vision of a plural urbanism that incorporates the change, incompleteness, and multiplicity inherent to urban development.
Monbiot: I'm not advocating that anyone should give up their environmental campaigns but once you advocate a positive vision people seem to be more prepared to engage.
Confucius is the first individual thinker we know of to advocate a systematic vision of the Way.
Quite how limiting our epistemological shortcomings can be is not fully appreciated, especially by those who advocate a singularitarian vision of a future world where "everything" is known [ 70].
As an aid to this kind of thinking, the film (and the subsequent best-selling book, by Rhonda Byrne) advocates making a "vision board": a poster with taped-up pictures of people, achievements, and things you admire, aspire to, or covet.
It is as if the author has created a gathering of characters from history (Ficino, Vico, Piranesi, and others who advocated a poetic vision of architecture) outside of time.
Nonetheless, advocating a new vision for climate justice--and taking bold humanitarian steps now to address the suffering climate change will cause--would, in a vast understatement, appear to be the least we can do.
"The existence of such a threat is not demonstrated in this case". Sewif denied the charges against him in an interview last month, saying he had always advocated an inclusive vision of Islam.
By 1911 Sickert became the leader of the Camden Town Group, an association of artists who advocated an unromanticized vision of the urban scene; the rough quality of the group's aesthetic is apparent in paintings by Sickert such as Ennui (c. 1913).
