The phrase "advocated off" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "advocated," which typically requires a direct object or a preposition like "for" to indicate what is being supported.
Example: "She advocated for the new policy to improve workplace conditions."
Alternatives: "supported" or "promoted".
Reports specifically addressing patients with hypoplastic femurs [ 16, 34, 47, 58] have advocated off-the-shelf [ 47, 58] and custom-made stems [ 16, 34] (Table 5).
A spokeswoman for Eli Lilly said Mr. Lechleiter was not advocating off-label promotion in his note but simply wanted the company to respond to physicians' requests for information.
Both Harry Reid, the leader of the Democratic majority in the Senate, and Nancy Pelosi, the leader of the Democratic minority in the House of Representatives, have spoken against cuts in benefits.Indeed, many Democratic politicians are so worried that Republicans will drive too hard a bargain on taxes and entitlements that they have advocated jumping off the "fiscal cliff" instead.
Even a Tea Partier who advocated cutting off every single penny of government help to minorities doesn't deserve to be smeared as someone who would "love" to see black bodies hanging from the trees.
Just as earlier social Darwinists and Nazis advocated killing off weak and unfit humans, Singer similarly justifies infanticide and euthanasia, and claims that some animals have a higher moral standing than certain humans.
Of course, we can write those advocates off as privileged men cynically defending their own position with any argument at hand.
Under pressure from state and local officials, as well as from lobbyists for the disabled, House leaders now advocate putting off the most sweeping changes until 2012, four years later than planned.
It's an especially promising initiative because so many well-known football lifers advocate holding off on tackle play until high school.
Thus, we advocate striking off surface cartilage of the intervertebral joints, with removing cortical processing of intervertebral joints, combined with posterior bone grafting on vertebral plate for good results of interbody fusion.
Some Bain executives advocated quickly selling off Dade for a tidy profit.
The Republicans were already advocating "hands-off" in 2008 but their hands were tied.
