The phrase "advocate prevention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of promoting preventive measures in various contexts, such as health, safety, or social issues.
Example: "As a community leader, I strongly advocate prevention to reduce the incidence of disease and promote overall well-being."
Alternatives: "promote prevention" or "support preventive measures".
Mr Cedeño prefers to advocate prevention.
Current health strategies continue to advocate prevention through health education, and workers in many different settings are expected to ensure that health education is provided.
She confronted illness with the cheerful determination that was her hallmark and worked with the Eve Appeal to advocate prevention and early detection of ovarian cancer, from which her mother had died in 2011.
As a longtime public health nurse, it's great to see Huerta advocate prevention and health promotion as personal decisions we make each day for ourselves, our families and our communities.
You will not be party to what you conceive of as murder if you advocate prevention of unplanned pregnancy, but your actions can contribute to suffering and death if abortion is driven underground.
Tread the line between advocating prevention and attributing blame carefully.
He was probably best known for his work on heart disease, advocating prevention through exercise and diet, particularly foods low in animal fat and sodium.
Besides advocating prevention, the International Society of Nephrology and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations, are sponsoring World Kidney Day to also spread the word that, "We are not all equal with regard to kidney disease and access to treatment".
We present an overview of this problem to promote public awareness, education, and to advocate a prevention strategy for this preventable injury.
After the student's death, those who bullied him begin to advocate suicide prevention before continuing their same actions.
She's also become an advocate for prevention and improved, quality services - speaking out at community meetings to help ensure fewer people experience what she endured.
