The phrase "advocated by classical" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in discussions about theories, philosophies, or practices that are supported by classical thinkers or traditions, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The principles of democracy, as advocated by classical philosophers, continue to influence modern political thought."
Alternatives: "supported by classical" or "endorsed by classical".
The theory that market prices continue to gravitate to the natural prices as determined by cost-minimising technique is well elaborated upon by classical economists, and it is also advocated by some early neo-classical economists, such as Marshall, Walras, and Wicksell.
(A VI iv 1648/AG 34) (Material atoms, as advocated by Democritus in the classical period and by Gassendi and others in the seventeenth century, are excluded, Leibniz thinks, because they violate PII; that is, two purely material atoms would seem to be qualitatively identical and yet distinct, which is impossible if one accepts PC, PSR, and the derivation of PII).
Cluster randomised trials have been advocated by some as an alternative to the classical RCT design for studying improvement interventions.
We first compared the aberration patterns identified by the two genomic screening techniques using the so-called "classical" pathological classification of ovarian carcinomas advocated by Blaustein [ 2] where the carcinomas are divided into tumors of types I and II.
We think it worthwhile to articulate this approach briefly, and to comment on how it contrasts with the approach advocated by Newell and apparently endorsed by A&L. 3. We disagree with A&L's statement that classical connectionism denies a symbolic level of thought.
The theories developed two centuries ago by neo-classical economists like Adam Smith and David Ricardo are totally obsolete and the neo-liberal world policy advocated by the Anglo-Saxons is clearly much more harmful than beneficial.
It is an idea advocated by Berners-Lee [104].
Our findings also strongly advocated by Verma et al. (1969).
These norms extend from the rationality and prudence stressed by classical realists; through the vision of multilateralism, international law, and an international society emphasized by liberals and members of the English School; to the cosmopolitanism and global solidarity advocated by many of today's writers.
As advocated by Di Maria et al. [3] for developed countries, so do we advocate for developing countries.
