The phrase "advocated further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the promotion or support of an idea, policy, or action in a more extensive or detailed manner.
Example: "The committee advocated further for the implementation of renewable energy sources in the community."
Alternatives: "promoted further" or "supported further".
Government watchdog groups have long advocated further restrictions or an outright ban on outside jobs for legislators.
The Obama administration has advocated further stimulus measures, which the Senate rejected, and has allocated more money for training.
Although some computer experts advocated further testing to guard against hackers and virus attacks, Mr. Mohen said he was confident of his system.
He also advocated further tightening of the commission's rules, which in addition to outright denial allow a settling company to say that its agreement "is for settlement purposes only and does not constitute an admission by any party that the law has been violated".
In a letter to the city mailed this week, Ms. Quinn attacked the study's methodology, saying it counted small items, like a slice of toast or a piece of a candy, as a wholly additional breakfast, and noted that it advocated further evaluation, not a halt to the program's expansion.
During his recent reelection campaign President Omar Hassan al-Bashir advocated further reliance on Shari'ah law.
Professor Nordhaus advocates further discounting for the dubious reason that those born later have less significance.
But I think a social movement advocating further acceptance and integration is absolutely essential.
"More Joy of Sex," published in 1974 by Crown, tried to keep pace with the sexual revolution by advocating further license, providing it was "non-exploitative".
"Al Qaeda is part of Yemen, but they are just a few hundred people," Mr. Suhailyi said, advocating further dialogue with Al Qaeda.
Fed by saturation media coverage, the wild popularity of the videos has been seized on by conservatives advocating further regulation of morality.
