The phrase "advocated to avoid" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when suggesting or promoting a course of action to prevent something undesirable.
Example: "The committee advocated to avoid any further delays in the project."
Alternatives: "recommended avoiding" or "urged to prevent".
Ms. Quinn said that if the Council had known that in June, when it reached agreement with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on the city's most recent budget, "we could have advocated to avoid the school-aide layoffs".
Various procedures have been advocated to avoid the need for total hip replacement.
Safety margins of 4 6 mm near the sphincter muscle have been advocated to avoid incontinence.
Careful clinical and radiological examination of the wrist in all significant elbow injuries is strongly advocated to avoid a missed diagnosis.
In this case report, a new innovative computer guided closed alveolar ridge splitting flapless technique has been advocated to avoid this disruption.
Progressive thinning of the pine stands is advocated to avoid further acidification and promote the re-conversion to oak woodlands by natural regeneration.
In consequence, we strongly advocate to avoid using these tests until a proper corrected version is made available.
Spooks speak as one in their fears of terrorists "going dark": the head of Europol, a European law-enforcement agency, frets as much about impossible-to-crack encryption on new devices as do the Americans.When talk of agreed standards looms, it is best for privacy advocates to avoid leaving them to the securocrats.
Even though the average number of antenatal visits was satisfactory, early booking at a health centre need to be properly advocated to mothers to avoid poor birth outcome such as low birth weight.
Selective caries removal has been broadly advocated to preserve tooth structure and avoid unnecessary pulp tissue exposure [ 1].
Although the DFC strategy in Detroit advocated for experimentation to avoid the harmful aspects of neoliberalism, probably the greatest impediment to its success was the lack of an equally innovative strategy to balance opposing interests.
