The phrase "another important argument of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing an additional point or reason in a discussion or analysis, particularly in academic or formal writing.
Example: "Another important argument of this theory is its applicability to real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "another key point of" or "an additional significant argument of".
Another important argument to account for the convertibility of being and good is found in Aquinas, who connects the actuality of being with the proper character of the good as that which is desirable – since a thing is desirable only insofar as it is perfect, and is only perfect insofar as it is in act, the goodness of a thing depends on the actuality of its being.
Michelet and coworkers [ 13] highlight another important argument in favour of broad use of air-cushioned mattresses, namely that this approach may reduce the incidence of pressure ulcers during prolonged periods of prone positioning.
Another important argument in favor of dualism is that the mental and the physical seem to have quite different, and perhaps irreconcilable, properties.
In fact, this is another important argument supporting the idea of using markers combinations instead of taxa.
On the Friday before Thanksgiving, the Justice Department filed a brief challenging an important argument of the independent prosecutor Lawrence E. Walsh, in the Iran-Contra scandal trial An executive order allowing the federal government to over ride local authorities on nuclear plants was also passed.
Perhaps the most important argument of the Philippines is that the arbitral tribunal should examine (and ultimately invalidate) China's nine-dashed-line claims, which are based on pre-modern, questionable, and vague notion of "historical rights/waters".
Additional important issues have been addressed in a study on archaic hominins taking into consideration the important argument of gene flow between modern and extinct humans, as reported by Lalueza-Fox et al. [ 132].
Hickey [ 26] questioned one of the most important arguments of Berlin et al. [ 24], namely the lower synonymous diversity in bird than in mammal mtDNA, arguing that mutation rate could be a confounding effect.
The most important arguments of neuralnet function include formula (a symbolic description of the model to be fitted), data (a data frame containing the variables specified in formula), and a hidden vector (specifying the number of hidden layers and hidden neurons in each layer) [ 60].
This is an important argument in favour of regular medical assessment of drivers.
The most important argument in favor of a direct effect of environment and activity on the brain and cognitive functioning can be found in the animal literature.
