The phrase "and arguments in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various points or reasons within a specific context, such as an essay, debate, or analysis.
Example: "The report presented several key findings and arguments in the discussion section that support the main thesis."
Alternatives: "and points in the" or "and reasoning in the".
And then people began to respond, all over the world, to the stories and arguments in the book.
The decision comes at a critical time for the tobacco industry, and arguments in the case may foreshadow those in a Miami court where a jury is hearing a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of all smokers in Florida.
The facts and arguments in the recent trade literature with which our model is consistent can be summarized as follows.
According to Gipps and Stobart (2009), issues of test fairness are bound to the joint consideration of various educational values and arguments in the content of historical perspectives.
Lawyers on both sides are currently gearing up for briefing and arguments in the Fifth Circuit over Mississippi's religious refusal bill, HB 1523.
Those questions, explicit and implicit, run through the testimony and arguments in the case of Vergara vs. California in state Superior Court in Los Angeles.
We noted the conclusions and arguments in this phase as 'primary conclusions'.
Like most political speech and argument in the Super PAC era, "King of Bain" is a narrative of noise and emotional manipulation, intercut with jagged shards of truth.
Family members and supporters of the defendants, who filled the courtroom benches during the two months of testimony and argument in the case, raced to the courthouse on Thursday.
As with most Musk tweets, this kicked off a storm of speculation and argument in the Twitterverse.
The sound of bells and distant railroad trains and arguments in apartment buildings and the clinking of silverware and knives and forks and beating with leather straps.
