The phrase "argued severely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is expressing their disagreement or point of view in a strong and intense manner.
Example: "During the debate, she argued severely against the proposed policy changes, highlighting their potential negative impacts."
Alternatives: "contended strongly" or "debated fiercely".
Mr McKinnon argued this severely stunted economic growth.
A second reason that procedural approaches have been deemed unsatisfactory is that it has been argued that severely constraining external circumstances, including the lack of a sufficient number of real options, compromise agents' freedom and autonomy (Raz 1988; Brison 2000; Nussbaum 2001; Oshana 2006).
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del)., a centrist Democrat who was instrumental in helping convince Flake to urge for a delay in the confirmation process, argued that severely limiting the list of witnesses whom the FBI is allowed to interview does not represent a serious investigation.
If the bill is passed, Israel will join the ranks of Russia's Foreign Agent's Law and Ethiopia's Charities and Societies Proclamation which Civicus argue have "severely emasculated independent civil society".
The most vital strain of thought in "Why I Am Not a Feminist" is Crispin's unforgiving indictment of individualism and capitalism, value systems that she argues have severely warped feminism, encouraging women to think of the movement only insofar as it leads to individual gains.
At first glance, the astute clinician may argue that severely injured patients at risk for TIC can already be identified via CCT or clinical factors, such as a variety of scoring systems [ 10, 11], and hence why the need for another potentially expensive test to provide the same information albeit somewhat earlier?
It has been argued that, for severely unwell persons who lack the capacity to make decisions about their treatment, and in the absence of adequate community-based services, such actions may serve to promote, rather than undermine, a patient's autonomy through restoring their health [ 35].
The law, called House Bill 2 (HB2), was immediately challenged in court by clinics, whose lawyers argued that it would severely restrict abortion access in the state.
The Mackay Conservation Group initiated the federal court case that saw the approval overturned and has argued the mine would severely impact groundwater supplies and exacerbate climate change.
But in previous interviews with The New York Times and other publications, he has argued that those most severely affected by autism are the ones who benefit least from the pursuit of a cure, which he suggests is unattainable anytime soon.
