The phrase "argued compared" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two different actions, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The researchers argued compared to previous studies, their findings were more significant."
Alternatives: "contended in comparison" or "asserted when compared".
By Adam Gopnik President Grant's lapses were minor, Ron Chernow argues, compared with his widely overlooked furtherance of racial justice.
In the opinion of Patricia Pell, director of the Madison Avenue school, the approach is a perfect reflection of the nation where it was developed; as Ms. Pell put it, "It is very much part of the Italian personality to discuss, argue, compare and work collaboratively".
That's what some are arguing, comparing our efforts to protect American jobs from international criminal enterprises who profit from the theft of intellectual property online to the censorship policies of repressive regimes.
Accordingly, it can be argued that compared to traditional education, web-based education does not affect student attitudes toward both the internet and computer.
In recent columns, I have argued that compared with U.S. government bonds, investment-grade corporate bonds offer superior value to investors.
Chiswick ([1978]) argued that, compared with natives, immigrants are disadvantaged in the host country's labour market because they lack English-language skills, social networks, knowledge of local customs, information about job opportunities, transferability of skill and firm-specific training.
8. Phyllis Rooney has argued that compared with other recently developed approaches that challenge some of the standard assumptions of mainstream epistemology, feminist epistemology suffers a greater degree of marginalization from what she calls "epistemology proper"(Rooney 2011).
Democrats conceded this point but argued that compared to McCarthy and Kennedy, Humphrey was conservative.
Previously it has been argued that, compared with sober individuals, intoxicated individuals are less able to consider negative consequences of risky decisions over positive outcomes 12.
