The phrase "advocate the establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support for the creation or implementation of a particular system, organization, or policy.
Example: "Many community leaders advocate the establishment of a new public library to serve the growing population."
Alternatives: "support the creation" or "promote the formation".
They advocate the establishment of a global "sustainable development goal," in which countries aim to reduce the number of premature deaths by 40% by 2030.
People such as Norman Finkelstein and Noam Chomsky continue to advocate the establishment of two states along the 1967 borders "subject to very minor and mutual adjustments".
These ideas are like putting a bandage on a broken bone for many Israelis who advocate the establishment of civil marriage and other ways to wrench religion from government.
His insistence, for example, that sacred Scripture be available to commoners prompted him not only to translate the Bible into German but also to compose hymns and to advocate the establishment of schools in the cities.
To ensure the supply of MRV credits, we advocate the establishment of an 'International Emission Reference Scenario Coordination Centre IERSCCCC).
To achieve this, we advocate the establishment of an 'International Emission Reference Scenario Coordination Centre', as an important part of a robust REDD policy process.
He criticized the Nobel award and advocated the establishment of a Confucius Peace Prize "to show the world our comprehension of peace and perception on human rights".
During a visit to Washington before the election, the general said he was advocating the establishment of an Office of Military Cooperation within the American Embassy in Baghdad to sustain the relationship after the Dec. 31, 2011, deadline for withdrawing all American troops.
In July, an organization of Moroccan students in France, Cap Democracy Morocco, which advocates the establishment of democratic institutions, organized a three-day workshop in Rabat that invited young people and scholars to a discussion titled, "Thinking Democracy After February 20".
After sending a lengthy open letter to the king of Morocco advocating the establishment of an Islamic state a consistent theme in his work he was confined to a mental institution (1974 77).
