"advocate position" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to support or promote a particular viewpoint or stance on an issue. Example: As a journalist, it is important to remain neutral and not take sides, but I believe it is my duty to advocate the position of marginalized communities and give them a voice in mainstream media.
Instead of being chosen by the council members, the speaker should be popularly elected citywide (and the redundant public advocate position should be eliminated).
His name is on the ballot for the Democratic primary for the public advocate position, but for many in political circles, Michael E. Brown is a mystery figure.
Back in March, this column turned up a candidate for the city's public advocate position who was something of a mystery man.
If nothing more, the readers' advocate position showed that the paper thought it was important to try to cut the red tape for its readers".
The gift will support a new veterans advocate position to serve as a point of contact for all student veterans, providing support, advocacy, programming and referral.
However, adversarial settings that force entrepreneurs to attract new resources to their cause also create opportunities for them to regularly engage with advisors in an advocate position, maintaining relationships that can foster understanding and trust.
Some do advocate side positioning, since prone positioning might obscure signs of respiratory distress and makes it difficult for the parents to interact with their baby [ 33].
And some of those at the conference advocate positions that might be problematic for more mainstream Republicans.
In addition, companies are free to spend money to advocate positions on specific issues, like health care, gun control or financial regulation.
"Ms. Mitsos sometimes addressed the court on the record to advocate positions in substantive cases on which respondent had to pass judgment," the report said.
These were the organizations whose primary purpose is not to provide money or services for the poor, the needy or other worthy objects of charity, but to gather and disseminate information about and advocate positions on matters of public concern.
