The phrase "advocated by previous" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas or actions that have been supported or recommended by earlier sources or individuals, but it needs to be part of a fuller context.
Example: "The methodology advocated by previous researchers has proven effective in similar studies."
Alternatives: "supported by earlier" or "recommended by prior".
A physiotherapy regime which commenced between 3 and 7 days post-surgically and consisted of 10-min exercises performed three times per day and repeated over 3 6 months has been advocated by previous authors [1].
Greenhalgh et al 69 have taken a more radical stance and argued against the quasi-experimental approach advocated by previous authors in favour of in-depth case studies, viewing programme evaluation not as an experimentation but as social practice.
Our study lends support to the notion that H pylori eradication affects the natural course of carcinogenesis based on the successful prevention of gastric atrophy, a notion that has been advocated by previous decision-analysis studies.
Thus, the LFP mainly reflect coherent input into the region, instead of coherent output, as advocated by the previous view [26].
Two randomized controlled trials [ 13, 14] have assessed the effects of tKt/V targets advocated by the previous KDOQI guideline.
Durbrow had sent them there to keep track of the situation, but Diệm felt that they were there to encourage the uprising; the coup group's desired changes were very similar to those advocated by Durbrow in previous months.
A gradual transformation of the international system, on the other hand, is the type of integration advocated by neo-functionalists and unlike the previous one, it starts from below.
Concerning the sister-group relationships of the Lophiiformes, no morphological study has provided a view that departs significantly from the previous paracanthopterygian notion advocated by Rosen and Patterson [ 7] and subsequently modified by Patterson and Rosen [ 10].
Such a conclusion is consistent with previous systematic reviews and meta-analyses, 10 and the patient centred approach advocated by contemporary guidelines.
This has also been advocated by the NICE guidelines, which states that risk equations should not be used for those with a previous history of cardiovascular disease or other high-risk diseases such as diabetes.
It is an idea advocated by Berners-Lee [104].
