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The phrase "argument applies to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or applicability of a particular argument to a specific situation, context, or subject matter.
Example: "The argument applies to the current debate on climate change and its impact on global policies."
Alternatives: "argument pertains to" or "argument is relevant to".
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But the same argument applies to technology vendors and customers.
The same "it's my money" argument applies to income tax.
The same argument applies to the armed forces' commander, General Wiranto.
A similar argument applies to the size of the capital stock.
A very different argument applies to the use of another contentious word.
The same argument applies to the demand for a higher inheritance tax threshold.
A similar argument applies to Singapore although, in this case, the accident occurred at 100mph slower.
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The same, entirely practical, argument applies to Moscow's decision to cancel the release of Child 44, a Hollywood thriller set in the Stalin period.
He was talking about the Labour government actions before the 2008 financial crash, but exactly the same argument applies to curbing and preparing for climate change.
The same argument applies to entertainment, he added: Passengers often prefer to bring their own gadgets — iPads, Kindles or DVD players — to watch what they like, when they like.
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