The phrase "after advocated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a sequence of events where something occurs following an advocacy, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The policy changes were implemented after advocated by several community leaders."
Alternatives: "after being supported" or "following the advocacy".
I received vigorous criticism from conservatives after advocating a VAT in an essay in The Wall Street Journal last month.
He lost credibility, and his Commons seat, in October 1974 after advocating a coalition government, and was given a life peerage.
Mr. Humala, 48, surged ahead of other candidates in recent weeks after advocating a more equitable distribution of proceeds from Peru's commodities exports.
On resumption of power, Benn was made industry secretary in 1974, but after advocating government funds for co-operatives at Meriden motorcycles, Wilson demoted him to energy secretary.
The teenager, who was shot in October after advocating girls' education, will return to the Birmingham hospital where she underwent emergency surgery last year after being transferred from Pakistan.
An earlier frontrunner in the race, Texas governor Rick Perry, saw a sharp drop in his support in September after advocating a similar approach to immigration.
On policy issues, Trump was forced into a quick retreat after advocating "some form of punishment" for women who had abortions if the procedure became illegal.
Saw Johnny was gunned down by unidentified assailants in the Karen State of Myanmar after advocating for stronger land rights in the state.
Companies have lowered fares amid the influx of new workers, and Kim says he has been blocked by the largest app after advocating for workers rights.
After advocating the use of gunships to prevent refugees from reaching Europe's shores, Hopkins was challenged when hundreds of people sailing to Europe died after their boat capsized crossing the Mediterranean sea.
