The phrase "advocated due to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when explaining the reasons behind a recommendation or support for something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The policy was advocated due to its potential benefits for the community."
Alternatives: "supported because of" or "recommended on account of".
The use of plant extracts to cross-link collagen scaffolds has been advocated due to superior mechanical properties.
Formal approach to E 2.0 is advocated due to the holistic impact of E 2.0, across diverse organizational areas, viz policy, governance, resources, and culture which warrants that impacts across change management, systems engineering, technical development, cyber security, risk management, and mission assurance are taken into account (Booz et al. [2010]).
Microdecompression procedures have recently been advocated due to a perceived lower risk of iatrogenic insult.
The conservative "wait and watch" treatment for PTMC has been advocated due to its benign clinical course [ 13].
Recently, the use of aptamers for molecular targeting has been advocated due to several advantages relative to traditional antibody-based approaches (1, 2).
Although most of the reported applications of diffusion MR imaging of the chest have been performed with 1.5-T magnets, the use of higher-field magnets, such as 3 T, has been advocated due to the associated signal improvement.
The use of a more expensive but safer COX-2 inhibitor is not advocated due only to the issue of increased cost.
The process of negotiating this treaty amendment has been difficult with both China and India agreeing to a transition from HFCs, but arguing for a longer period of transition than desired by climate advocates due to cost.
Although incineration is increasingly being used for waste disposal (Dube et al. 2014), it cannot be advocated widely due to the associated toxic gas emissions (Kim and Kim 2010).
Indeed, some authors have advocated that due to the large population sizes needed and the difficulty in obtaining reliable data, maternal mortality is an unsuitable indicator for assessing safe motherhood initiatives [ 4].
In fairness, he made clear that he was advocating due process, not justifying tit-for-tat killing.
