The phrase "argue for a solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to advocate or support a particular resolution to a problem or issue.
Example: "In her presentation, she will argue for a solution that addresses both environmental concerns and economic growth."
Alternatives: "advocate for a solution" or "support a resolution".
Outcome 7: Demonstrate an understanding of critical thinking by arguing for a solution to an environmental problem but also recognizing the counter argument.
Some readers may argue for a simpler solution to this problem: Opt out of the technologies that could be made to spy on you.
The U.S. used to argue for a softer solution, a recommendation or another kind of instrument not as binding as a treaty would be (assuming it was adopted and countries passed laws to meet their treaty obligations).
Kacew and Festing [39] point out this has economic impacts, but argue for an alternative solution: "It is possible to incorporate more than one strain of [inbred] animals into existing experimental designs for carcinogenesis screening without increasing the total number of animals or paying any statistical penalty for doing so".
This logic would argue for a one-state solution and the removal of Israel from the map, creating a much larger Middle Eastern entity.
When the Clinton reform plan was being debated in 1993 and 1994, Aetna, CIGNA, Prudential and United formed the Alliance for Managed Care (AMC) to argue for a "market-based" solution -- managed competition, as it came to be called -- as an alternative to broader government involvement in health care.
Background, the last paragraph of the 1st subsection: "Here, I argue for a fundamentally different solution, i.e., that a single, uninterrupted TOL does not exist".
Here, I argue for a fundamentally different solution, i.e., that a single, uninterrupted TOL does not exist, although the evolution of large divisions of life for extended time intervals can be adequately described by trees.
If anything, this summer's violence has further marginalized Palestinians who still argue for a negotiated, two-state solution to the crisis in the Middle East.
