The phrase "advocate policy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the idea of promoting or supporting a particular policy or set of policies. Example: The organization's main goal is to advocate policies that promote environmental sustainability and protect endangered species.
The PR operation involved creating a database of sympathisers who could advocate policy instead of ministers.
Students will enjoy an expert panel day incorporating a parent advocate, policy and hospital experts.
In a letter published July 3, Anne Barnstead-Klos wrote: "Your new 'everybody is a readers' advocate' policy doesn't seem to provide for any tracking or accountability.
Not only do we try and set an example by our own actions, we advocate policy in support of these efforts.
"The Departments have reviewed the documents and have concluded that they advocate policy preferences and positions beyond the requirements of the Constitution" and federal law, they wrote.
Carolyn researched how the business community in the Philippines can take action and advocate policy change to address the significant gap in problem solving and socioemotional skills.
Leaders of the Bolivia protests, for example, advocate policies that would make the poor worse off.
Authors therefore advocate policies that target multiple dividends vis-à-vis carbon mitigation, energy security and local air quality.
She expressed distress that the bishops of her church continually seemed to advocate policies different from that of her party.
To show that government can protect the nation's interests, Democrats should advocate policies that would control the borders and address problems of undocumented workers.
Others advocate policies — like full fiscal union — that are not going to be adopted and would not really hit the spot, even if they were.
