The phrase "advocate building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are promoting or supporting the act of constructing or developing something, often in a community or organizational setting.
Example: "As a community leader, I strongly advocate building more affordable housing to support our growing population."
Alternatives: "promote construction" or "support development".
Others advocate building a synagogue nearby.
Thus we advocate building new targeted educational infrastructure.
Many advocate building even bigger dams and ambitious plumbing projects including one that calls for "flipping the Mississippi," a scheme to capture Mississippi floodwater and pipe it to the parched West.
Yet it admits that its lightly armed men had run out of ammunition.Some among Mr Assad's diverse opponents advocate building a well-equipped and organised rebel army to confront the regime.
Some military planners advocate building a new generation of safer and more reliable warheads, while some administration officials fear that reopening nuclear assembly lines would undermine their efforts at nonproliferation.
A poll by the Pew Research Center, conducted Aug. 9 through 16, found that while 91percentt of strong Trump supporters advocate building the wall, 61percentt of Americans are against it.
It's a campaign slogan on which Trump could build: he advocates building a wall across the southern border and forcing Mexico to pay for it; protecting American jobs; and revoking the 14th Amendment's clause that grants citizenship to those born on US soil.
In addition, he has advocated building a major highway through wetlands and sensitive shore areas around the Great Salt Lake.
In 2003, Spanish artists advocated building it as a 9/11 memorial and a "present from Barcelona, like the Statue of Liberty".
On the issue of immigration, he says the border must be secured (he advocates building a wall) before comprehensive immigration reform can be considered.
At the same time he advocated building up national institutions like the army and the police force to try to reduce individuals' power.
