The phrase "argued together" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that two or more people are discussing or debating an issue or topic together. Example: "The two lawyers argued together in court, presenting their cases to the jury."
They were argued together and involve, in the main, the same questions.
The two cases arise out of the same state of facts, are similar in essential particulars, and were argued together.
In The Justice Gap book, I argued (together with Steve Hynes) that such a limit was a major hurdle when drug companies "will spend tens, if not hundreds, of millions in research and development alone".
Couldn't we have waited together, perhaps cried together, certainly argued together, but kept on worshiping together for a little longer?
All present participated in an effort to exhaust the meaning and ramifications of the text, debating and arguing together.
It wasn't a love that would last – I could never see Baby and Johnny arguing together in the checkout queue.
As a measure of how much opposition the proposal has drawn, consider this: the former mayoral candidates Mark Green and Fernando Ferrer are planning to take a timeout from the angry feud that has divided them since the 2001 Democratic mayoral primary, to argue together against the change at a debate tonight.
Politely, gravely, Suri has built an abstract structure in which all these elements live and talk and argue together, as if they were neighbors sharing a common kitchen, a common death: Harold Robbins, Hindi cinema, Robert Oppenheimer, the Bhagavad-Gita, X, various gods and his mother.
Several years ago, that led us to argue together for the enforcement of the right to keep and bear arms against state laws.
In principle, this argues, together with the observations of low cross-resistance in individual tumor samples, in favor of individualized choice of drug for IPC.
Ansieau et al. showed that Twist affects the transcriptional regulation of p16INK4A and p21CIP1 [ 50], arguing together with previous publications that Twist can simultaneously deregulate the p53 and RB pathways, both of which affect several processes, including senescence.
