The phrase "advocated for doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or recommendation for a specific action or course of action.
Example: "The committee advocated for doing more research before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "supported the idea of" or "recommended taking action to".
I advocate for doing as much of what you love as possible -- as long as it betters you and those around you.
There are essentially three things I hear people say when they advocate for doing nothing in the face of unprecedented risks to our security.
It also seems quite basic, but I'm quite passionate in advocating for doing the basics well sleeping, eating and exercising well and being in relationships where you can express your feelings and be vulnerable.
I am not advocating for doing away with what Ross Hunefield of Noble Charter calls "old PD," where experts in a certain field or topic provide instruction and guidance to teaching professionals.
"Many of the reforms we advocate for do get passed by the state Assembly and then they stall in the state Senate," Lerner said.
"This is a very complicated divorce," Kerry said, adding that he believes the people who advocated for Brexit don't have a plan, or don't really want to leave the EU.
It would be hard to find a more passionate advocate for doing business in India than Ravi Venkatesan, the former chairman of Microsoft India.
It is not quite a jam session, but Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill is on a nearly two-week tour of Africa with Bono, the lead singer of U2 and an increasingly influential advocate for doing more to alleviate poverty.
Yet some advocate for doing exactly that.
Working with the City Council and the County Board of Supervisors, Mayor Garcetti has been a champion of action on our affordable housing and homeless crises, a national leader in the sanctuary cities movement, and an advocate for doing away with needless bureaucracy so that it is easier for businesses to start up or relocate here, and expand.
