The phrase "argued most of" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks clarity and completeness.
It may be intended to express that someone argued a significant portion of a topic or issue, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the debate, she argued most of the points related to climate change."
Alternatives: "contended a majority of" or "asserted most of".
Ms Boaden argued: "Most of their comments were jocular or light-hearted banter.
Once the decision to cooperate was made, it could be argued, most of the potential damage from testifying had already occurred.
The Coalition has also argued most of the information would be available from Asic's database after the payment of a small fee.
Randy Levine, the Yankees' president who argued most of the case for the team, said, "We basically tried to explain that in our offer, Mariano Rivera would be the highest-paid closer in baseball".
The government had argued most of those detained were either foreign criminals or had previously broken immigration rules.
Even though most businesses prefer to take checks and get paid right away, Cowan argued, most of them end up in the center console of a truck for at least a few days before they get cashed.
Likewise, Graziano argues, most of us believe that an ineffable thing called consciousness resides within us.
If they learn -- or are taught by others, as at Delancey Street -- to fit in with the noncriminal world, she argues, most of them will.
However, Yaghi argues, most of them are either not as productive as MOFs in taking up water from low humidity air, or require tremendous amount of energy to release the trapped water.
The program was designed to charge a yearly fee based on income, but in practice hardly anybody pays because, the government argues, most of the participants are too poor.
The type of investment that the continent currently does attract has limited developmental benefits, Salimonu argues: "Most of the equity that comes in is private equity, and that's not investment; that's extraction.
