The phrase "a final argument for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a concluding point or reasoning in support of a particular stance or position.
Example: "In conclusion, a final argument for adopting renewable energy sources is the long-term cost savings they provide."
Alternatives: "a conclusive point for" or "a last rationale for".
INCOME DISTRIBUTION A final argument for supporting manufacturing is distributional.
Leading up to the final votes, which the senators cast at their desks to mark the import of the moment, members of the bipartisan "Gang of Eight," who drafted the framework of the legislation, took to the Senate floor to make a final argument for the measure.
A final argument for incorporating these readily available greens into your menus is the matter of price; cost-wise, the oldies-but-goodies win hands down.
A final argument for using the prevalence ratio is that sometimes we are interested in prevalence itself, rather than incidence, and that in this situation the prevalence ratio is clearly the effect measure of interest for example, when we are concerned about the public health burden of disease.
A final argument for training registrars in patient safety is that they are considered to be a group which can achieve long-lasting benefits, as these physicians are at the beginning of their career and they are the medical specialists of the future.
A final argument supporting the view that Daphnia density is the driving force for the downward shift comes from the estimate of maximum local densities.
His final argument for independence, after all, is that it is a point of pride.
After a lifetime of using money to make political points, Ms. Ferry made her final argument, for legalized euthanasia, by lying down as loved ones looked on and taking an overdose of sleeping pills.
There is one final argument for disallowing pretrial appeals on speedy trial grounds.
The court has scheduled one final argument for the term on May 18.
