The phrase "already being argued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that is currently under debate or has been previously debated.
Example: "The merits of the new policy are already being argued in various forums across the country."
Alternatives: "currently under discussion" or "already debated".
In fact, Vowell restates much of what has already been argued, but her delivery makes it fresh and immediate.
It is understood appeals to the CAS – of which Australian Olympic Committee head John Coates is president – are heard "de novo", meaning the whole case will start fresh and will not be restricted to what has already been argued.
A case brought on behalf of residents of Myanmar charging the Unocal Corporation with human rights violations in connection with a gas pipeline project has already been argued before the federal appeals court in San Francisco and could reach the Supreme Court quickly.
However, a draw or defeat against Afghanistan would beat the unwanted record for the least number of wins in a World Cup campaign - although that can already be argued given that teams played a one match less in the 1996 tournament which stands as the only time England have ever recorded just two victories.
It has already been argued that legalisation/institutionalisation of torture would be profoundly damaging to liberal democratic institutions.
Instead, the context of his (1871b) makes clear enough how he intended the hypothesis, as has already been argued by (Brush 1976).
The third general point against the practical moral absolutist is to reiterate that it has already been argued that torture is not the morally worst act that anyone could, or indeed has or will, perform.
Second, as has already been argued, there is an inherent institutional receptivity of military, police, and correctional institutions to the practice of torture; a receptivity which is such that torture cultures will grow and flourish, notwithstanding Dershowitz's proposal that only tightly controlled and highly restricted forms of torture are to be legally admissible.
"Usually these cases would have already been argued last fall and be awaiting a decision now.
Instead, Zinke is taking credit for the government's victory in a yearslong lawsuit over mining near the Grand Canyon, a legal fight that had already been argued in federal court a month before the Trump administration took office.
