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The phrase "argued as having" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a claim or assertion made about something, typically in an academic or analytical context.
Example: "The theory was argued as having significant implications for our understanding of social behavior."
Alternatives: "contended to have" or "asserted to possess".
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Many have spoken of the way in which his imagery freed their own imaginations, while others may be argued as having come under Vance's thrall.
The relationships between state and private actors is argued as having resulted in the phenomenon of hybridity in which the players develop both public and private orientations and interests [ 3].
In general, the desired outcome is the identification of one or several key points of failure – a definitive 'root cause' that can be persuasively argued as having directly precipitated the accident under investigation.
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It argued, as had the dissenting judge on the Ninth Circuit, that letting the suit proceed would invite similar suits against consumer groups by manufacturers vexed by product ratings.
It therefore simply cannot be argued, as has been done by Dennett et al. (2009), that debunking the current tree of life images feeds into creationist thought.
The roots of smallpox in antiquity have been argued, as have efforts to control it.
But competitors argue, as had Amazon, that outside arrangements are too risky.
Considering our previous results, together with the present null findings, we argue, as have others, that DS specifically promotes cognitive flexibility, which includes shifting attention, reconciling varied and discrepant influences on decision making, and updating stimulus response mappings.
Many neuroscientists have argued as much.
Prominent African-American figures have argued as much.
In previous briefings, administration officials have argued as much.
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