The phrase "advocating policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of supporting or promoting a specific policy or set of policies, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to advocating policy changes that benefit the environment and promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "promoting policy" or "supporting policy initiatives".
A Guardian News and Media spokesperson said: "The public has a right to know if the heir to the throne is advocating policy or promoting causes to government ministers.
The team's studies, according to the proposal text, seek to "connect the dots from advancing basic climate science to promoting public awareness to advocating policy actions".
The change in leadership signals a refined focus for the group, moving more toward training advocates than advocating policy.
And many Democrats fall considerably short when it comes to advocating policy congruent with the scientist's recommendations.
Shakira has also become a leading advocate for universal education, speaking to world leaders on the topic and advocating policy change to governments around the world.
The article strongly suggested that some of Washington's most influential think tanks may have strayed from advocating policy positions that are based on independent research, instead venturing into partisan lobbying on behalf of their foreign funders, and in doing so possibly violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Orszag was technically prohibited from advocating policies in his old job.
"But his long record in the Senate is one of advocating policies that would weaken our national security".
For Nell Minow, who has spent the last 27 years researching and advocating policies that she says are aimed at improving corporate America's behavior, it was a difficult week.
Tsakalotos charged that the IMF was advocating policies that were bound to increase inequality and social exclusion – contradicting its own self-avowed goal of inclusive growth.
As a result, only a few recommendations are put forward, which address issues about how to go about decision-making, rather than advocating policies to be adopted.
