The phrase "advocate for integration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support or promotion of the integration of different groups, systems, or ideas.
Example: "As a community leader, I strive to advocate for integration among diverse cultural groups to foster understanding and collaboration."
Alternatives: "support integration" or "promote integration".
This steering committee successfully advocated for integration of staff well-being and stress management in the revised mental health strategy 2014 2020.
In Mt. Vernon, NY, his home for 35 years, he was active in local politics, including being a leading advocate for school integration.
With all ballots counted, the biggest winner was the conservative National Coalition Party, part of the outgoing center-right government and a strong advocate for European integration.
Dr. Sacks was an early advocate for the integration of traditional healing into structured public health programs, in conjunction with village leaders and traditional healers.
He told Moldovans that they should call Bucharest when they had problems, and promised to act as "advocate" for their integration with the EU.
Senator P. B. S. Pinchback of Louisiana had been a riverboat gambler and street fighter before becoming a forceful advocate for the integration of blacks into white society.
He was an early and vocal advocate for racial integration and equality and also worked tirelessly in the cause of ecumenicalism and community responsibility upon the part of the churches he served.
"While there are a handful of exceptions, in general high-poverty schools don't work," said Richard D. Kahlenberg, an educational researcher at the Century Foundation who is a leading advocate for economic integration as the way to raise achievement among poor children.
A skilled oral surgeon and educator, he has been an advocate for the integration of oral health and medicine as a way to ensure improved outcomes for his own patients and dental patients everywhere.
