The phrase "advocate for the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support or promotion of a specific action or policy being put into practice.
Example: "As a community leader, I advocate for the implementation of sustainable practices in our local businesses."
Alternatives: "support the adoption" or "promote the execution".
The belief in the promise of CPOE has led organizations such as the Leap Frog Group to advocate for the implementation of CPOE in hospitals to improve patient safety.
Empowered non-governmental organisations can effectively advocate for the implementation of reproductive health policies and programmes.
A global campaign is now underway by UNICEF and partners to advocate for the implementation of these guidelines by governments and other policy makers.
The slide show can be used to increase your own expertise or to advocate for the implementation of a skills-based approach to HIV/AIDS prevention.
Based on a number of controlled trials, they advocate for the implementation of interventions that simultaneously address risk factors and also increase those protective factors that mitigate against risky behaviors.
UNICEF will continue to engage with Israel's Military Advocate General and advocate for the implementation of all 38 recommendations of the briefing paper, to improve protection for children in conformity with international standards.
Due to increasing globalization of capital markets and interbank lending, there are many advocates for the implementation of international restructuring procedures.
She has worked extensively with political parties, government officials, and elected representatives to combat violence against women, advocating for the implementation of measures to ensure women's protection in conflict and disaster-affected areas.
Advocating for the implementation of evidence, exerting pressure on policy makers, and mobilizing communities were identified as roles for politicians/parliamentarians and CSOs.
The PHC approach proposed in the 1978 Alma-Ata Declaration advocated for the implementation of socially acceptable technologies to make health care universally accessible [ 25].
