The phrase "advocated because of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons for supporting or promoting something based on its qualities or characteristics.
Example: "The new policy was advocated because of its potential to improve employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "supported due to its" or "promoted for its".
When small bowel obstruction is demonstrated clinically or radiographically to be complete, operation is advocated because of the demonstrated association of strangulation obstruction with complete obstruction and the difficulty of diagnosing strangulation obstruction.
Otherwise, a maintenance treatment is advocated because of the high incidence of relapse of esophagitis.
Background: Increased consumption of nuts has been advocated because of their health benefits, but the role of nuts in the treatment of obesity is unclear given their high energy density.
Conservative treatment either by prolonged bed rest in traction or in a cervical collar, or by early realignment and immobilization in a halo vest has been advocated because of supposed higher mortality after surgery [ 9].
FSE sequences are advocated because of the possibility of acquiring high-resolution images in a relatively short scan time and are normally included in the standard MRI protocol for the knee joint for detection of meniscal and ligamentous lesions [ 28, 31].
This process, to substantially reduce the adverse effects of SOB personalities in management, is advocated because of the human and financial costs that SOBs create.
The JGH site is a valuable tool for aspiring minority scientists and their advocates because of its wealth of information and resources.
The ruling was of particular interest to free speech advocates because of its implications.
7 8 The system governing the development of the built environment, land-use planning sometimes known as 'Urban Planning' has for over a decade been of specific interest to health advocates because of its irrefutable health impacts.
