The phrase "argument acquired" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in a context where one is discussing a debate or discussion that has been successfully obtained or understood.
Example: "After much deliberation, the argument acquired during the meeting helped clarify our position on the issue."
Alternatives: "case established" or "point obtained".
The book was translated into thirty-three landuages and inspired international conferences; its argument acquired new interest and credibility after the attacks of 2001 and the American response to them.
The theory of topical argument, acquired especially from On Topical Differentiae, provided a framework for twelfth-century philosophers in propounding and analysing arguments, and from the combination of studying topical argument and the theory of hypothetical syllogisms as Boethius presented it, Abelard was led towards his rediscovery of propositional logic (cf. Martin (1987)).
In this way symmetry arguments acquire an explanatory power and help to minimize the unexplained basic assumptions of a theory.
The new Master Plan furthered Musk's argument for acquiring SolarCity, the solar power company led by his cousins and in which he is both a major investor and chairman.
Pursuant to this argument, these 16,905 acquired students have now been moved to a company that will better meet their educational needs.
High levels of commodity-driven growth in the first decade of the 21st century lifted millions out of poverty and into the middle class where, the argument goes, they acquired higher expectations that were inevitably frusrated by political elites that have not modernized at anything like the same pace.
24 However, following the same arguments as we acquired SL above, we believe the middle layers (eg, layers 2 and 3 in Figure 7) of the VM would be more reliable than the other layers (eg, layers 1 and 4 in Figure 7) for evaluating the geometric features of the colon mucosa.
Since Partin's presence in the suite thus violated the Sixth Amendment, the argument continues, any evidence acquired by reason of his presence there was constitutionally tainted and therefore inadmissible against the petitioner in this case.
Furthermore, our results show that partner selection mediates the effects of transaction characteristics on contract complexity, consistent with the argument that the information acquired during the partner selection process in response to risk facilitates the design of contracts to manage risk.
Despite these limitations our analysis suggests that there is a strong theoretical argument that the skills acquired through volunteering are transferable to service delivery within the NHS and that the benefits to individuals and institutions could be maximised when volunteering is formally embedded within continuing professional development processes.
Despite these limitations our analysis suggests that there is a strong theoretical argument that the skills acquired through volunteering are transferable to service delivery within the NHS and that the benefits to individuals and institutions could be maximised when volunteering is formally embedded within continuing professional development processes" [ 4].
