The phrase "promoting a narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is commonly used to describe the act of presenting a story or telling a specific version of events in a way that supports a particular viewpoint or agenda. Example: The politician's speech was focused on promoting a narrative of economic success and prosperity under their leadership.
In Tehran, Mr. Taraghi was promoting a narrative that might pave the way for public, and political, acceptance of a compromise over a program that has broad public support, even among competing political factions.
Although these parties are promoting a narrative of a surging silent majority that will upend "elite" politicians and return power to their narrowly defined version of "the people," there is nothing inevitable about the populist far-right's rise.
While Stein is not strictly "anti-vaccine," she is promoting a narrative that the vaccine regulation process in the U.S. is corrupt and untrustworthy ― a common refrain from actual anti-vaxxers.
The event promoted a narrative that Trump himself adopted in his acceptance speech, where he said, "As your President, I will do everything in my power to protect our LGBT citizens from the violence and oppression of a hateful foreign ideology".
Rosica has been described in much of the faithful Catholic media as "promoting a gay narrative".
More progressive energy goes into winning short-term electoral gains than into promoting a progressive narrative over the long haul.
The Arab states should also provide logistical and organizational support while promoting a new narrative regarding the "right of return" to a newly established Palestinian state.
Wallace won the race for governor of Alabama in 1963 proclaiming "Segregation forever," and he grabbed even more power by promoting a paranoid narrative that cast the federal government as a scheming outside perpetrator while he was a fighter.
With customary chutzpah, the mainstream liberal interventionist media are promoting a facile narrative that suggests the Iraqi Shi'i militias' defensive mobilization to be essentially no different to the actions of ISIS.
In a pre-rebuttal to Clinton's speech, Bush criticized her for promoting "a false narrative" that the embargo is a relic of the Cold War rather than a necessary tactic to encourage the Cuban government to abide by democratic values. .
The government has discredited the indigenous people's complaints and also succeeded in promoting a one-sided narrative that the unrest in Balochistan is only caused by 'our enemies' [referring to India, Israel and the United States] and the army is out there only to fix the 'anti-nationals'.
