The phrase "advocate instrument" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to legal or advocacy discussions, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The organization developed an advocate instrument to support the rights of marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "advocacy tool" or "advocacy mechanism".
Though this method is now largely advocated for instrument content development, many of the available measures for well-being and patient reported outcomes have been developed by reducing item pools created from existing instruments [ 41, 42], hence the content of our PMH measure encompasses experiences that are of relevance to the general population in Singapore.
Numerous surgical techniques have been advocated, including instrumented and non-instrumented stabilisation through anterior, posterior or combined approach [ 57].
The World Health Organization (WHO) advocates that instruments developed and used for the assessment of body functions and activities should be of relevance to the patient and put in the perspective of subjects' perceived participation (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health, ICF) [ 20].
The split-rate system offers a tax incentive for distribution of profits and sometimes has been advocated as an instrument for curtailing internal financing of corporations.
Due to the relatively small sample size we did not perform factor analyses to assess the factor structure of the DCGM-37 or DDM-10 instruments, which is advocated when the instrument is applied to a larger population.
In view of the fact that a majority of the respondents advocated a regulatory instrument to promote R&D for neglected diseases, it may be of interest to further explore whether it would be beneficial to extend selected orphan drug incentives to neglected diseases [ 36].
What do you say to those who advocate war as an instrument to liberate the women of Afghanistan or bring democracy to Iraq?
While some researchers advocate working towards standardized instruments and categories for use across diverse settings [ 13, 15], others argue that processes of 'ethnogenesis' are so historically and geographically specific that such harmonization is impossible and unwise [ 14].
Advisory bodies, such as the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) in the UK, advocate using preference based instruments to measure the quality of life (QoL) component of the quality-adjusted life year (QALY).
These findings suggest that a single SD ratio based on average ratios between MIDs and baseline SDs is very unlikely to apply to all instruments and advocate the need for sensitivity analyses to explore the extent to which pooled estimates are robust to a variety of MID estimates [ 18].
