The phrase "advocated data" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to data that has been supported or promoted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The researchers presented their advocated data to support their findings."
Alternatives: "supported data" or "promoted data".
While funders advocate data sharing, there are no hard rules governing how groups should manage and share the data generated.
And by advocating data-based, analytically rigorous policies rather than pious appeals to "save the planet", the green movement could overcome the scepticism of the ordinary voter.
Calkins (2015) found that most of the surveyed countries promoted research and practitioner engagement; increased technology transfer mechanisms; advocated open data access; communicated usable evidence and user's needs; expanded education and training; and, lastly, promoted international cooperation.
Many IT practitioners and researchers advocate that data models of data warehouses should incorporate the sources of their data in order to achieve maximum efficiency.
It advocates a "data force", based on the successful nudge unit, to access data from different departments and identify where savings could be made.
And his long-term ambition is to set up an enforcement-focused NGO in Europe, to support more local cases advocating for data protection.
and rather advocates data-driven science as "a reconfigured version of the traditional scientific method, providing a new way in which to build theory" (p. 6).
Hierarchical models are strongly advocated for crash data that has correlated observations within groups.
Members of the Senate committee also advocated for "rigorous" data security rules, expanding FTC authority to enforce them and stiffer penalties to motivate companies to protect consumers proactively.
Indeed, several authors [ 15, 18] have advocated ChIP-Seq data pre-processing based on observations of bias and extensive background reads.
