The phrase "acceptable argument" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the validity or reasonableness of a point of view or reasoning in a debate or discussion.
Example: "While I disagree with your conclusion, I must admit that your reasoning presents an acceptable argument for consideration."
Alternatives: "valid point" or "reasonable claim".
How we respect worldviews while developing a convincing and acceptable argument that leads to increased and wide-spread evolution acceptance as an explanation for the origin of species is an ongoing and substantial challenge for science educators.
"This is not an acceptable argument.
Never mind the whole "raised in a different time when such views were acceptable" argument, it's all to do with lack of sleep.
Well, in a democracy, that is not an acceptable argument.
Note that this conclusion is weaker than would be the claim that it is in principle impossible to articulate a publically acceptable argument against even a prima facie right.
It downplays socially unacceptable arguments about race in favour of more acceptable arguments about the compatibility of values and cultures.
For Dungʼs model of abstract argumentation under preferred semantics, argumentation frameworks may have several distinct preferred extensions: i.e., in informal terms, sets of acceptable arguments.
These were listed and agreed upon as being acceptable arguments.
Resources – or lack thereof, other commitments, other priorities are, in my view, not acceptable arguments to distance a [ multi- disciplinary team] member from engaging in all aspects of forensic care, which on occasion will include managing violence and aggression" (September 17 , 2007.
Every four years there are lies in campaigns, and at times a blurry line between acceptable political argument and outright sophistry.
To offer an acceptable validity argument to stakeholders, evidence must be gathered in support of each of these components (Weir 2005).
