The phrase "advocate out" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not convey a coherent idea or context.
Example: "We need to advocate out for better policies" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "advocate for" or "speak out for".
Several breast cancer advocacy groups appear to have won their battle to keep a controversial women's health advocate out of the White House.
That might not please every disability advocate out there, but I thought it had a useful realism.
But we have yet to see an issue of the Advocate, Out or Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide that targets bisexuality or bi activism as a theme.
Elsewhere in the issue Michelangelo Signorile looks back at an article he wrote 20 years ago for The Advocate, "Out at The New York Times: Gays, Lesbians, AIDS and Homophobia Inside America's Newspaper of Record".
Spacek's Miriam has more in common with Hilly ("The Help"'s villainous racist housewife) than with Skeeter: She's no enlightened advocate out to rabble rouse just because she feels it's right.
She is Co-Founder & President of AsylumConnect, a nonprofit startup creating the first online resource database for LGBTQ asylum seekers in the U.S. In addition to the HuffPost, her work has been published and featured in The Advocate, Out Magazine, Philadelphia Magazine, Forbes.com, The Seattle Times, and other media outlets.
Friedan is not advocating out-and-out revolution: she's not asking women to abandon their families or burn their bras.
By applying lessons learned from studies of in-class cooperative groups, instructors can help students to maximize their success when advocating out-of-class study groups.
Many accountants advocate cashing out as soon as options become vested to cut taxes.
He is, indeed, a sincere animal rescue advocate (find out more in a recent Animal Fair post).
As The Advocate points out, Paulk issued a formal apology for his past actions on April 24.
