The phrase "argued below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to points or arguments that will be presented later in the text, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The implications of this theory will be argued below in detail."
Alternatives: "discussed later" or "explained further down".
We do of course talk about "making the tree fall" and "causing the tree to fall," but these terms are to be avoided because they suggest that allowing the tree to fall is not a way of causing it to fall, and, as will be argued below, this is wrong.
As will be argued below, this is not true.
However, as will be argued below, in each of these cases, technical change and increased producer efficiency has contributed more to the growth in output than have higher prices per se.
Both views can be given some support from anecdotal evidence, as argued below.
Petitioner argued below that even if he was once a public figure, the passage of time has restored him to the status of a private figure for purposes of the First Amendment.
Respondents argued below that the EPA could not revise the ozone standard, because to do so would trigger the use of Subpart 1, which had been supplanted (for ozone) by the specific rules of Subpart 2. Brief for Industry Petitioners and Intervenors in No. 97-1441 (and consolidated cases) (CADC), pp. 32-34.
As I argue below, there are many ways that screens have become too dominant in our lives.
In their retelling, countries that abandoned the gold standard enjoyed a de facto devaluation, luring others into beggar-thy-neighbor devaluations that sucked the world into vortex of protectionism and economic self-destruction.But as our leader this week argues, this story fundamentally misrepresents what is going on now, and as I will argue below, what went on in the 1930s.
As we will argue below, we focus on the first and hold the latter constant, which is also why we use the term 'migration effect'.
Social innovation initiatives, for example, involve changing practices, and as we will argue below, these might lead to changes in existing systems, but are not necessarily system changes themselves.
As I argue below, the complexity that the refugee crisis has gained presents us with a possibility for comparing the protection for Syrians with others in Turkey, but particularly the Middle Eastern refugees suffering from the regional repercussions of war in Syria.
