The phrase "advocated linear" is not correct as it lacks context and clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is promoting or supporting a linear approach or method, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The researcher advocated linear models for analyzing the data due to their simplicity and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "promoted a linear approach" or "supported linear methods".
Lennie Tristano Lennie Tristano (1955) The ultimate modern-jazz purist, pianist Tristano hated hot licks, theatrical emoting or rhythm sections that did anything but mark time; he advocated a linear improvisational style devoted only to melodic variation.
Still, he was a McLuhan child, a global villager who regarded media as a consciousness-raising device and advocated liberation from the linear authority of print culture.
Statistical equivalence tests based on linear regression techniques are advocated.
Finally, their linear weighted sum was advocated to obtain a comprehensive assessment of the uniformity.
The application of Gaussian Quadrature GQQ) procedures to the evaluation of i E curves in linear sweep voltammetry is advocated.
In what follows, a convex relaxation of the cost in (4) is advocated based on recent advances in sparse linear regression and compressive sampling.
The primary analysis was carried out by fitting generalised linear mixed models (GLMMs) as advocated by Murray.
The positive semi-definiteness of the linear strain-energy imposes restrictions on these derivatives, which are advocated here as being necessary conditions for physically realistic response of the non-linear model.
He also distinguished this kind of historical relationship from that advocated by some of the German proto-transformists who developed their ideas on linear models.
Two types of previously proposed DD preconditioners are employed and a novel one is advocated to accelerate, with post-preconditioning, the convergence of three popular and competitive Krylov iterative linear solvers.
