The phrase "advocate supporting" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "As an advocate supporting environmental issues, she dedicates her time to raising awareness."
Alternatives: "promote support for" or "champion assistance with".
Do I advocate supporting the mechanism that's in place?
The soda issue has shifted the usual political alliances among the Democrats vying to succeed Mr. Bloomberg, with one of his sharpest critics, Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, supporting the restrictions, and a candidate who is usually his ally, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, opposing them.
Michelle Allison, is a registered dietician and HAES advocate supporting a holistic, empowering approach to food and feeding.
Patsy Schanbaum, Jamie's mother and a vaccination advocate, supports such a change.
The model Christy Turlington Burns, a maternal heath advocate, supports a midwifery model of care.
As a senator from Pennsylvania, Mr. Santorum, a staunch anti-abortion advocate, supported the Title X family planning program, which gave some money to Planned Parenthood for contraceptives.
Mr. Glendening, the chairman of the National Governors Conference and a leading anti-sprawl advocate, supports so-called smart-growth restrictions, which have been approved in 24 states in the last year.
Co-founder of GASAK (Grandparent Advocates Supporting Autistic Kids).
Advocates supporting the mission said the vessel had been surrounded by warships, and they called the boarding an "assault".
At Davos last week, the World Economic Forum launched a report, Achieving the New Vision for Agriculture, advocating supporting subsistence farmers as "change agents".
John Maisto, who was Clinton's Ambassador in Caracas, advocated supporting Chávez, because he left U.S. business interests in Venezuela intact and encouraged foreign investment.
