The phrase "added that the argument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to report what someone has said or to introduce a statement that elaborates on a previous point.
Example: "The researcher added that the argument for climate change is supported by extensive scientific evidence."
Alternatives: "stated that the argument" or "mentioned that the argument".
He added that the argument that the handlers were not state actors is no longer valid.
He added that the argument that the European negotiations hinged on Washington looked like "a preëmptive excuse for the likely breakdown of the E.U.-Iranian talks".
She added that the argument for accrediting the courses was that it helped get funding for them, to stop people or institutions having to donate their time to teach, or individuals paying very high fees.
TIMELINE: Summer's must see concerts "So we spent four days arguing about those records, and I was explaining to him why it wasn't right for [that] project," said Jay-Z, who added that the argument, which he won, never turned physical.
But he added that the arguments about a disparity that "discriminates against the national political parties in political and legislative debates" should be directed to the Supreme Court.
Mr. Howe said that EMI believed this "applies only to the physical product and doesn't apply online," adding that the argument "makes no commercial sense".
The BIS raises the same concern, but adds that the argument may carry less weight if other mechanisms, such as active bankruptcy courts and vigilant bankers, ensure that untenable firms are restructured or closed down.
"Is it not better to publish things that are interesting and not obviously wrong than to kick the next theory of general relativity to the curb because it looks like rubbish?" He adds that the argument has been extremely civil: "Masud is very passionate about what he's done, but he's a complete gentleman".
He adds that the argument that Model Mayhem should have been required to warn its users about the rapes is bogus.
He added that "the defense arguments made yesterday and today, you would have to believe that Frank Quattrone is a victim of an incredible, unlikely series of innocent coincidences".
She added that the bank's argument was a little like saying that someone who committed a crime shouldn't receive a trial because he's so obviously guilty.
