The phrase "across arguments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different viewpoints, perspectives, or positions in a debate or discussion.
Example: "The study highlights the inconsistencies found across arguments regarding climate change policy."
Alternatives: "among arguments" or "throughout arguments".
The aim of the exercise described herein is to strengthen the read-across arguments with in vitro and in silico profiling and toxicokinetics modeling for the four read-across scenarios with illustrative examples of chemical groups for each decision context.
In addition, the number of analogues in a category must include one data rich source chemical with a known MoA and at least four target chemicals, preferably with available data that can be used to build up or confirm the read-across arguments.
Their influence is invaluable in putting across the arguments for a broader education.
On Tuesday Fearnley-Whittingstall wrote a point-by-point response to Brown and issued a statement to the Guardian: "The programme was meticulously researched and we take great pride in getting our facts right, and putting across engaging arguments to our viewers to try to encourage them to take an interest in marine conservation issues.
If we can bring across good arguments ("the report") why Europe is (and is going to be) a kick-ass place to invest in start-ups, we are likely to improve the funding situation for European entrepreneurs, which without a shadow of a doubt are currently chasing after a more limited pool of capital than in the U.S. Let's change this together.
The White House might decide it needs a better communicator to put across its economic arguments, and he might get sick of all the criticism and decide to quit.
But what was important was to be across the arguments and the ideas so I could make imaginative leaps about what Clegg is thinking and feeling".
I think Adam Curtis is in many ways the most important documentary voice on British TV, simply because he puts across mad arguments and compels you to engage with them.
The positive commentary from the chief scientist cuts directly across political arguments the Turnbull government has made since dumping its nascent attempt to use the review of the Direct Action policy to explore an intensity trading scheme for electricity – equating carbon pricing with higher power prices for consumers.
