The phrase "advocated the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support or endorsement for a potential idea, concept, or course of action.
Example: "The researcher advocated the possibility of using renewable energy sources to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "promoted the idea" or "supported the notion".
Traditional BI activities therefore involved a number of steps to perform on the data available in the universe, including the selection filtering, transformation, creation, integration and formatting of data" [16], this despite initially advocating the possibility to speed up decision-making processes and lead execution in real time [18].
Potential low level replication, along with the reduction of the proliferative response to rp24 in this patient, between these two time points, advocates the possibility that eventually the virus may escape from the immune control of HICs.
At mid-century, apart from Baudelaire, who advocated the most romantic possibilities of painting, the most prominent critics tended to think in terms of stark oppositions and distinctions often beauty and ugliness and thus often failed to achieve an adequate dialectical criticism.
Another retired general, Shlomo Brom, advocated "checking the possibility of a dialogue with Hamas" and said there were indications that Hamas was interested in a dialogue, though perhaps not a direct one.
Long-term tracking is advocated given the possibility that staff and patient turnover and adaptation to the alarm system may change the way in which the alarm system operates over time.
The list included Ernest Haeckel, whose widely read books popularized Darwin's theory and advocated that the possibility that living organisms were the evolutionary outcome of the gradual transformation of lifeless gel-like matter into protoplasm, endowed with the ability to fix atmospheric CO2, in the early atmosphere, which was a widespread notion even during Darwin's lifetime.
Compared to SNP arrays, two main advantages of having whole-genome sequence data have been advocated: (1) the possibility of identifying causal mutations and (2) an increase in prediction stability that relaxes the need of updating the predictor every (few) generations [ 3].
The essay advocates the pedagogical possibilities of disability theory as one approach to emphasizing the physical nature of writing and meaning-making in the multimodal composition classroom.
The two company directors on the panel, Mark Baldwin (Rambert) and Petter Jacobsson (Ballet de Lorraine), both advocated the thematic and artistic possibilities inherent in mixing old and new works in one evening.
He writes: "The Iraq war was a tragic mistake; and by refusing to accept this, Blair is now undermining the very cause he advocates - the possibility of serious and effective intervention.
