The phrase "advocate causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or promotion of specific issues, movements, or initiatives.
Example: "As a passionate environmentalist, she dedicates her time to advocate causes that protect our planet."
Alternatives: "support initiatives" or "promote issues".
Research and find organizations that advocate causes or issues mentioned or related to five interesting articles you find in the newspaper.
"I think there are a substantial number of members who are reluctant to not advocate causes for their state," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, whose Web site listed more than $440 million in projects in the big spending bill, including aid for local marijuana eradication.
They use Twitter, in addition to promoting what officials produce, to encourage jihad, advocate causes and also to defend their ideology.
This is what might have happened to Valerie Grove in 2005 when Graham Lord's unpleasant little book, The Devil's Advocate, caused a mighty stir by revealing that national treasure and Rumpole creator John Mortimer had a 'secret' son, Ross Bentley.
-- Olivia Judson, "Musings Inspired by a Quagga" Reader Comments: While I would never advocate causing mass extinction, I still don't find this argument for the preservation of species particularly compelling.
He advocated causes like national health insurance that even many of his fellow liberals abandoned as futile.
Many former Weathermen have taken up careers that they see as an extension of their political commitment: teaching, social work and advocating causes like environmental protection, care for AIDS patients and prisoners' rights.
Surrounded by a sea of banners advocating causes from public education and universal health care to the abolition of the monarchy and a guaranteed minimum income, she said she was confident Podemos could live up to expectations.
On a typical day, I had meetings with constituents from Rhode Island advocating causes as varied as support for higher education, the Endangered Species Act, juvenile diabetes research and aid for paralyzed veterans.
Think hard about the times when you advocated causes, like gun control, that are now too hot to handle.
For example, an open consultation with youth advocates caused UNAids leadership to rethink how it helps younger advocates to input into and influence its work.
