The phrase "argued responding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a response that is argumentative, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "During the debate, he was often argued responding to the points raised by his opponent."
Alternatives: "arguing in response" or "responding with an argument".
Rational choice theory, it is argued, responds to a genuine problem in the existing understanding of customary international law; if properly leavened, the approach provides a useful and insightful tool for analyzing the relevance of law to state practices-albeit one confirming suspicions that custom is not so widespread as may have been supposed, and may prove less resilient too.
The bond market, he argues, responds favorably to surpluses by lowering interest rates, which in turn encourages people to borrow and spend.
Madison did so, Professor Reynolds argued, by responding warmly to a 1789 letter from an essayist named Tench Coxe.
Indeed, an editorial in the normally ultra-nationalistic Global Times newspaper argued for responding to Mr Abe's provocation in a measured way, and shunning "large-scale economic sanctions".
Also, it can be argued that responding to a call-out imposes costs on service providers whether the patient is transported or not and whether the patient attended is alive or has died before transportation.
Democrats might better withstand anti-incumbent sentiment, they argue, by responding as deftly to voters.
I want to argue that responding to unsuccessful job applicants with kindness and consideration is part of this process.
Mr Kenyatta's role as an ally of the West in the war on terror is vital, it is argued.Others respond that giving a free pass to sitting presidents and their lieutenants would encourage them to hold on to power at all costs.
Regardless, the lack of difference between groups argues that responding in the first hour was not goal-directed.
The economy, they argue, also responds to skewed reasoning, self-indulgence, self-destructive behavior and a host of other human frailties and strengths.
