The phrase "advocate implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support for the adoption or execution of a particular idea, policy, or practice.
Example: "The committee decided to advocate implementing new sustainability practices in the organization."
Alternatives: "support the implementation" or "promote the adoption".
Both free-market and socialist thinkers have long advocated implementing a basic-income scheme.
Blackburn advocated implementing quarantines to deal with the influx of people fleeing north to escape the disease, but many of the state's doctors did not believe yellow fever could survive as far north as Kentucky.
Some participants also advocated implementing a more holistic assessment whereby patients were seen in their own home We give a full holistic assessment so that we can see patients in their own home and look at their facilities, mobility and things like that, which can quite often be part of the problem that they've got, so it's more of a functional problem than anything else.
No one has been a more effective advocate of implementing substantive reforms.
"Chairman Gensler has done an exceptional job and has been a tireless advocate for implementing the critically important financial reform law designed to protect the American people from Wall Street and another devastating financial collapse and economic crisis," Mr. Kelleher said recently.
a person advocating or implementing social reform or new, liberal ideas.
As we help Moore, Oklahoma, recover from this tragic event, we should also be looking for opportunities to spare the next town, by advocating and implementing safer building, planning and emergency strategies before disaster strikes.
This is not just about asset owners and managers: even the most progressive organizations often have institutional constraints that conflict with advocating and implementing the structural changes required to address both the systemic and transition risks of climate change.
