The phrase "advocated based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or justification behind a particular advocacy or support for an idea, policy, or action.
Example: "The policy changes were advocated based on extensive research and community feedback."
Alternatives: "supported due to" or "promoted on the grounds of".
A damage tolerance approach to design is advocated based on an effect of defects methodology.
As an alternative to such a triage approach, an SMS-style approach again is advocated based on the number of unit-species saved within a budget.
In what follows, a convex relaxation of the cost in (4) is advocated based on recent advances in sparse linear regression and compressive sampling.
The use of a single cephalomedullary nail has been advocated based on the ease of application and decreased surgical time and blood loss [10, 11].
Another layer of evidence synthesis has been recently advocated, based on the search, analysis, and interpretation of systematic reviews.
A maximum safety threshold for normal liver parenchyma of 70 Gy was advocated based on these data [ 26].
"I'm advocating based on this testing that we should change the rules," Dr. Hayes continued, "and in fact many people ignore the rules anyway.
Although it should be a common practice to perform EMG and ENG in patients with AFP and a least practice to perform the stapedius test, we advocate, based on the findings of this study, to more routinely perform EMG, ENG and stapedius tests in patients with AFP.
It advocated basing policy on the criterion of "sustainability", valuing environmental effects, and making use of market incentives - all recurring themes in Pearce's work.
Hence, a more selective approach to over-recruitment at the beginning of a LQR project is advocated, basing such decision on the outlook of participants over the timeline of the project.
