The phrase "advocate including" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest support for the inclusion of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I advocate including diverse perspectives in our discussions to enrich our understanding."
Alternatives: "support the inclusion of" or "promote including".
The idea of an exchange has support from the White House and many in Congress — from people who also advocate including a government-run insurance plan in the marketplace and from those who oppose letting the government compete with commercial insurers.
One juror at a Manhattan federal trial this year was dismissed by prosecutors who explained they were concerned about his spending his leisure time being "a First Amendment advocate". "Everyone in this courtroom is a First Amendment advocate, including the United States, I would hope," a defense lawyer shot back.
Finally, for me, one of the most interesting of the guidelines is #2; "For each piece of sponsored content Edelman produces for news sites, the firm will advocate including the opportunity for the audience to substantively participate in the conversation". This might be in a comment section, but might also entail an AMA at Reddit or some similar forum.
Some authors advocate including supplementary arthroscopy into the operative regimen [10, 12, 54].
Meng (1994), Rubin (1996), Taylor et al. (2002), and White, Royston, and Wood (2011) advocate including all variables associated with the probability of missingness, along with the variables contained in the dataset.
In the odd world of anti-immigration politics, where success seems measured by how many people are denied the opportunity to live in America, those who advocate including the RAISE Act in any bill that provides legal status to DACA recipients hope for a Super Bowl-size victory.
Peterson's initiatives as a consumer advocate included truth in advertising, uniform packaging, unit pricing, and nutritional labeling.
Charter advocates, including the one who had complained via e-mail, were seething.
Consumer advocates including Adam Rust of Reinvestment Partners cheered the bureau's plan.
Many advocates, including Ms. Quinn, had criticized an early draft of the regulations as feeble and ambiguous.
But patients' advocates, including AARP and the Alzheimer's Association, objected to the change.
