The phrase "advocated as many" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to express support for a large number of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The policy changes were advocated as many would benefit from them."
Alternatives: "supported by many" or "endorsed by numerous".
Mr. McCain advocates adding as many as 45 nuclear power plants, which would reduce consumption of fossil fuels, chiefly coal and oil, and the greenhouse gases they release that are the main culprits in global warming.
As with many cities in eastern Libya, Darnah still bears the scars of Colonel Qaddafi's brutality, in particular the notorious massacre at Abu Salim prison in Tripoli in June 1996, when human rights advocates say as many as 1,200 inmates were killed.
He advocated retaining as many reliable offensive linemen as possible, arguing that lack of depth had cost the team last year.
RRP also strongly advocates involving as many reserve staff as possible in the horn treatment process so that word about the treatment spreads.
Plating of acute clavicle fractures is advocated as the preferred fixation method by many authors [15, 25, 26].
The state law provision is an important issue for environmental health advocates, as many US states – in the absence of federal action – have passed stricter laws of their own, restricting the use of some flame retardants or endocrine-disrupting chemicals, for example.
I think clients also appreciate that we are discreet advocates, as many of them are high-net-worth individuals with multimillion-dollar estates and high-value assets.
The grape has as many producers advocating it as those who consider it an afterthought.
Pacific Justice Institute's signature drive came under fire from LGBT advocates as well as many in the media, such as LA Weekly, which ran a regular feature highlighting famous members of the LGBT community.
Mr. Strait and other environmental advocates said there were as many as a dozen utility lines planned for the Sound.
