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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as advocating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's support or promotion of a particular idea, policy, or action.
Example: "The report was criticized for being biased, as advocating for a specific political agenda."
Alternatives: "as promoting" or "as supporting".
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The revolutionary movement, on the other hand, is regarded as advocating replacement of existing values.
Being open to coalition is not the same thing as advocating it.
Some read Nitkowski's piece as advocating for the strangulation of players.
"He was clearly on record as advocating and supporting government investment in the market.
I do not want to be read as advocating racial quotas in fiction.
In newspaper accounts of Silber's proposition, he is quoted as advocating that coaches remain involved during weekly preparation.
The king views Hirak as advocating "the status quo," one diplomat who has talked to him said.
The committee noted that some climate panel leaders had been criticized for public statements perceived as advocating specific policies.
If Rosling comes across as advocating for a shift in focus towards the poorest countries, he's adamant he's not.
Many are performers or former performers who see their role as advocating and nurturing colleagues rather than merely pushing acts.
Lord Heseltine is reported as advocating a judicial review of the justification of the invasion of Iraq.
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