The phrase "advocated management" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two concepts, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The team advocated management strategies that improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "promoted management" or "supported management practices."
Although bowel resection to manage symptoms such as bleeding, perforation, or obstruction has been advocated, management of asymptomatic patients has not been well defined.
As colonial secretary in the 1920s Churchill advocated management of Britain's new League of Nations "mandate" on the cheap, by using fledgling air power.
For this reason, exercise therapy is currently one of the most advocated management strategies for FMS [ 9, 10].
On the other hand, I'm not advocating management masochism.
Recently, flexible intramedullary nailing with thin wires, HA coated or uncoated, has been advocated for management of diaphyseal fractures, lengthening and deformity correction [6, 7, 8, 9].
The AHCPR [ 5], the Clinical Standards Advisory Group CSAGG) [ 2], and the RCGP [ 3, 4] have all advocated active management.
In 2001, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations advocated pain management a priority in delivering good care [ 25].
However, there were unexpected findings that demonstrate that enclaves of heterodox practice in the treatment of SAP persist in Europe; for example, some surgeons advocated nonoperative management of FNAB-proven infected necrosis.
To respond to complex events involving more than one organization, and to mitigate deficiencies in collective management that arose during previous crises, Wise (2006) advocates "adaptive management".
Planners advocate best management practices (BMPs) to reduce loss of sediment and nutrients in agricultural areas.
Based on this report, we advocate aggressive management of PTLD that is composed of early cessation of IMS, the use of antiviral therapy, and chemotherapy when indicated.
