The phrase "argued text" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a text that has been debated or contested, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The argued text presented various viewpoints on the controversial issue, leading to a lively discussion among the participants."
Alternatives: "debated text" or "contested text".
MacDougall's bulky, detailed, closely argued text still impresses: 47 appendices, 55 tables, 28 diagrams, all with only one research assistant.
Such are the personal and intellectual complexities that Jonathan Sperber pursues through 600 pages of tightly argued text in this profoundly important biography of "The Moor".
These impulses, all centering on the getting and spending of money, are elucidated over 14 pages of closely argued text, a screed dictated to Tatarsky, incidentally, through a Ouija board consultation with the spirit of Che Guevara.
The analysis of such arguing texts in terms of rhetorical complexing shows that they are organized around a nuclear proposition — one where a claim is made, which is supported by a satellite providing evidence for this proposition.
Although explicit, literary historian Alex. Ștefănescu argued, the text "is refined and full of charm".
It has been argued that text mining is required to improve the coverage of databases (18).
Hughes's counsel had argued the texts do not prove he is racist and were a small fraction of a mass of offensive "jokes" on his phone "at the expense of almost every imaginable minority".
Co-founder Iddo Tal argued that texting has become "totally unattached from what the smartphone can do".
Co-founder Iddo Tal argued that texting has become "totally unattached from what the smartphone can do". If someone wants to share an image from Pinterest or a video from YouTube, it's a clunky experience.
Trump and his supporters, however, argued the texts were evidence of a "deep state" conspiracy to undermine Trump's presidency.
Every day, tens of thousands of yeshiva students sit hunched over dog-eared volumes of the Talmud, arguing the text in an ancient melody they punctuate with raised thumbs.
