The phrase "advocating with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or promotion of a cause or idea in collaboration with others.
Example: "She is advocating with local organizations to raise awareness about environmental issues."
Alternatives: "advocating alongside" or "promoting with".
The ministerial code forbids ministers from lobbying or advocating with the government for 18 months after their political retirement.
Regardless of what the scriptures say about universalism, why should we not be advocating with God for it?
However, when advocating with government decision-makers, a compelling story is often a more effective tool than a spreadsheet or a report.
Against these enormous obstacles, 15 indigenous girls from a small town in Western Highlands transformed social norms and public policy in their community by successfully advocating with the mayor to approve and fund policies that support girls' education and health.
With support from the United Nations Foundation, Agali has created a global movement of leaders advocating with and for girls – empowering girls to become leaders, mobilise their peers, and transform their communities.
He is also advocating with the small but effective group, Connect Oakland, calling for the removal of a freeway, and replacing it with a transit rail tunnel, boulevard housing, office and other development.
Assignment to treatment group by randomization has been advocated with great success in biomedical trials.
Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) scheme has been widely advocated with increasing demand of public infrastructure in recent years.
Use of NSAIDs was only advocated with extreme caution (76%) or avoided completely (21%).
75 l-Thyroxine replacement therapy is advocated, with regular monitoring of thyroid function tests.
These workshops bring together clinicians, researchers, scholars, and advocates with diverse perspectives and from diverse fields.
