"advocating position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Here is an example of how to use it in a sentence: "The politician gave a passionate speech advocating his position on climate change."
Most soft money could only be used indirectly, advocating positions that the party supported and criticizing policies of the opposition.
He says that he was simply advocating positions that the Kurds had documented before his relationship with DNO even began.
On March 28 , 2000 Day announced that he would enter the race to head the newly formed Canadian Alliance, advocating positions that combined traditional and religious conservatism.
Currently, Mr. Upadhyaya is advocating positions that favor the Canadian and Australian dollars, as well as the British pound, and that underweight the Japanese yen.
Many have been awarded to groups that have not been formally registered and have supported those advocating positions counter to those of government or powerful corporate interests.
And oddly enough, the departure of nationalist-in-chief Stephen K. Bannon removed one voice in his circle advocating positions on infrastructure, trade and taxes that had at least something in common with Democratic views.
Many disaffected Democrats complain that the Obama administration needs to be more aggressive in advocating positions to rally the party's base and differentiate it from the Republicans.
If nothing more, the readers' advocate position showed that the paper thought it was important to try to cut the red tape for its readers".
The gift will support a new veterans advocate position to serve as a point of contact for all student veterans, providing support, advocacy, programming and referral.
People suspend their critical faculties and embrace the advocated position on the sheer force of wishful thinking.
