The phrase "argues towards" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward to some readers.
It can be used when discussing a position or perspective that someone is advocating for, but "argues for" is more standard.
Example: "In her essay, she argues towards a more inclusive approach to education, emphasizing the need for diverse perspectives."
Alternatives: "argues for" or "advocates for".
Meanwhile, the Doha development round talks are expected to end in another stalemate this week, after years of arguing towards deadlock.
Should we reorient our research funding strategies, as breast cancer patient advocates have long argued, towards direct improvement of health outcomes (rather than simply increasing scientific knowledge)?
Vaizey argued towards the end of last year that classes in computing were "insufficiently rigorous" and in need of reform, saying that the government would seek to help technology firms work with schools to offer pupils "a genuinely rigorous grounding in computer science".
This, together with several previous results, serves to argue towards the equivalence between slowly varying sinusoids and signals with narrow short-time bandwidths, which, in return, provides extra insights into various aspects of sinusoid modelling.
Conceptualizing is a process of organizing understanding to establish ownership over a topic so that the knowledge can be used to meet a range of objectives such as describing and explaining or arguing towards a viewpoint.
The usefulness of complex scientific efforts towards heterogeneous surface-active systems argue towards accessing R EO nPD as co-surfactants along with nonionic soaps, alkaline or ammonium β-alkyl (R) polyethyleneoxy (n = 3-20) propionates, [R EO nPC-M+], in sanitation R EO nPC-M+]
Results of forwardside scatter analysis were highly correlated to the percentage of Annexin V/propidium iodide double-positive cells arguing towards apoptotic cell death.
The effect of knockdown of NOXA could not be enhanced by simultaneous knockdown of PUMA as shown by double knockdown experiments arguing towards distinct functions of NOXA and PUMA upon BA plus doxo-induced cell death.
It's also 28 years, as Langsdale points out, since Catharine MacKinnon argued in Towards a Feminist Theory of the State (1989) "how the very definition of rape, of consent, of what counts as 'evidence' for rape all begin from a patriarchal point of view such that 'real rape' only materialises when men decide that it does".
This, Pinker argues, points towards some kind of innate cognitive machinery, predisposing us to think of time as if it were space, and to make many similar transitions from the abstract to the more concrete.
