The phrase "argued analysis" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing an analysis that has been debated or contested, but it is not a commonly recognized term.
Example: "The argued analysis presented by the researchers sparked a lively debate among the panelists."
Alternatives: "debated analysis" or "contested analysis".
I confess that some of our closely argued analysis has not stood the test of time.
In Goffman's fiercely argued analysis, mental hospitals function as "total institutions" that aim to reinforce predicable behaviour – not just for inmates, but for staff, too.
"Physical activity is good for your health and heart but reducing calories is a more effective strategy to combat obesity". Public health expert Prof Alan Maryon-describedcribed the report as an "interesting and very soundly argued analysis".
To understand accounting properly, he argued, requires analysis of the contexts in which it takes place.
This book is a wide-ranging, closely argued aesthetic analysis of repetition and variation in the Homeric epics.
These were, of course, preliminary findings, and during the Equality Commission's inquiry I, and others, successfully argued for analysis of perpetrators of disability hate crime to be commissioned.
Sure, it's important to have carefully argued, dispassionate analysis but I want to hear the voice of The Sun reader, the saloon bar, the Millwall terrace and the smart middle-class dinner party.
Confucian authoritarians like Xunzi argued that analysis of names leads to confusion and disorder.
The authors argued that analysis of developmental timing variation is valid for testing the hourglass model for two main reasons.
FireEye's Nick Carr, who authored the report, admitted that there is no direct linkage between the group and the Vietnamese government, but he argued that analysis of the targets and the nature of the attacks makes a connection clear.
Eric A. Feldstein, G.M.'s treasurer, argues that analysis would mean that G.M. was underreporting income when the stock market was soaring.
