The phrase "argued equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where two or more parties present their arguments with the same level of strength or validity.
Example: "In the debate, both candidates argued equally, making it difficult for the audience to choose a winner."
Alternatives: "contended equally" or "debated on equal terms".
Ambassador Negroponte argued equally ardently in the Council that the United States had global responsibilities.
Others have argued equally forcefully that what George Bernard Shaw, the Irish writer, called the "uncouth bacilli" of English grammar should be scrapped.
It could also be argued, equally persuasively, that the last thing anybody needs are more reasons to be emotionally entangled with technology!
Meanwhile, Borlaug's critics argue equally strongly that the long-term profits of his work have been reaped mainly by large companies at the expense of small farmers.
But you could argue equally that I made my own luck, since I had always been obsessed by Mary's story from childhood.
They are trying to "break the will of the American people".But you could argue equally well, and perhaps more persuasively, that the insurgents would prefer to see the Republicans hold on to power.
"The successful cabinet secretary in this administration argues persuasively in the Oval Office for his or her point of view, and argues equally persuasively or more so outside the Oval Office for the president's point of view," a senior administration official said.
However, she argues equally that the resulting racial disparities are quite visible, appearing as themes and evidence in the accounts of both providers and patients.
I'd like the Kohinoor back too but would Mr Tharoor also argue equally vehemently for Brahmin reparations to Dalits? — Amba Azaad (@AmbaAzaad)July 21 , 2015
Pragmatically speaking, it's quixotic to hope that the myth system will ever conform to the operational code in every respect--and, I would argue, equally so to hope that legitimacy can be sustained when the two diverge as dramatically as they do now.
Why doesn't this argue equally well that recruitment of Nadrin2 initiates outgrowth?
