The phrase "argue fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to present a complete and thorough argument on a particular topic.
Example: "In order to convince the jury, the lawyer must argue fully, addressing all points of contention."
Alternatives: "present a comprehensive argument" or "make a complete case".
The hearing granted will allow Syed's attorney to argue fully the two aforementioned issues, and is itself an appeal of a denial of post-conviction relief.
We can't advocate for fairness in criminal justice while holding one hand behind our back; we can't argue fully for civil rights and not take seriously criminal injustice, and the way blacks are treated by the criminal justice system.
In doing so, they implicitly — and I would argue, fully — accepted Friedman's premise that there is a fundamental trade-off between the interests of shareholders on the one hand and other societal actors such as customers, employees and communities on the other hand.
Mr. Bush singled him out in a 2006 speech, calling him a "senior terrorist leader," and claiming that "the security of our nation and the lives of our citizens depend on our ability to learn what these terrorists know". Abu Zubaydah and men like him, government officials argued, fully justified the facility at Guantánamo as well as a secret web of prisons run by the C.I.A.
As I've previously argued, fully autonomous driverless cars could drive trillions in business model innovation.
But migrants argue that fully fledged representatives defend the diaspora's interests better.
We must continue to argue for fully state-funded universities: the very survival of our subject depends on it.
Conservatism, popularly understood, may be simplistic, ahistorical, even racist, but Loury owes it to his readers to argue this fully and not simply display a smug intellectual disdain or philosophical airiness.
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It is argued that fully turbulent conditions are unlikely.
Ms. Rice, despite having argued for fully backing the new Karzai government, took a middle position, leaving the issue unresolved.
