The phrase "argued the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a debate or discussion about the likelihood or feasibility of something.
Example: "In her presentation, she argued the possibility of implementing renewable energy sources in urban areas."
Alternatives: "contended the feasibility" or "asserted the likelihood".
Consistent with theory and in contrast to what is usually argued, the possibility of resale may reduce final efficiency and changes in the probability of resale have a non-monotonic effect on efficiency.
Holkot argued, the possibility of a counterfactual past differentiated propositions about the future on contingent matters and their equivalents--whether set in the past or present--from propositions about the past and present that are not about such contingent matters.
Young dedicated most of his statement to disparaging the basis for Stein's request, since at age 65, he argued, the possibility that Trump would nominate him is "extraordinarily remote". .
Others have argued, the possibility of accurate genetic diagnosis in the future may also be seen as a group benefit.
A number of religious authorities have argued the possibilities of "praying away the gay," but now, a former Navy chaplain has come forward with claims that he was able to actually "exorcise" homosexuality out of individuals.
As Parfit argues, the possibility of persons (or at any rate minds) splitting and re-fusing puts real pressure on intuitions about our specialness.
However, this observation argues the possibility of gene horizontal transfer in that the GC contents of two genes SO_4761 (45.23%) and SO_0572 46.844%) is similar to that of the whole genome (46%).
We argue the possibility of (i) assigning a relative age to the three main classes of landslides as they appear on the present day topography, and (ii) assessing the landslide activity during the Holocene.
At the same time, she argues, "The possibility of pregnancy, childbirth, nursing, and in many societies, rape are parts of females' horizons … and they exist there because of the ways we are embodied" (Alcoff 2005, 176).
The current study has shown that both cytoplasmic staining and membranous staining of ALCAM are lower in cancer cells, strongly arguing the possibility of transcriptional aberration.
We can only speculate but the structural characterization of the different models merits further attention because predictions are sufficient consistent to discreetly arguing the possibility of structural differences based on pattern 3 motifs.
