The phrase "argument backed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the support or evidence that reinforces a particular argument or claim.
Example: "The argument backed by extensive research highlights the importance of renewable energy sources in combating climate change."
Alternatives: "argument supported by" or "argument reinforced by".
I love the idea when you have an environmental argument backed by a good economic argument.
It is an argument backed by an army of lobbyists and a huge political war chest.
Their argument, backed by groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Public Knowledge and others, also claims a ruling against them could have a detrimental impact on the cloud computing industry, and prevent people storing their lawfully purchased media online.
Kouchner's argument, backed by the French ambassador to the UN, is that the UN now recognises the "responsibility to protect" doctrine in situations where governments cannot or will not protect their own citizens.
In "Trouble the Water," Manohla Dargis writes, "they have made a powerful political argument, backed by evidence provided by the shaming indifference of the government, that to be poor and black in America is to be an exile in America".
Home secretary Jacqui Smith justified the move, saying, "We are facing an unprecedented threat from terrorism" – an argument backed by Home Office security minister, Tony McNulty, who warned that the new laws were needed because Britain could face "two or three 9/11s" in a single day.
This forms part of a campaign by the press to ridicule the law, based upon a series of fallacious arguments backed by statements that are misleading and self-interested.
But it can structure reasonable arguments backed by millions of studies, documents and empirical evidence.
In the 13th century, Roger Bacon argued that the speed of light in air was not infinite, using philosophical arguments backed by the writing of Alhazen and Aristotle.
Always be prepared with rational arguments backed by facts, statistics, precedent, etc. Frame your argument in terms of what is best for the company.
In his quest, Love is methodical, mostly reasonable, at times introspective, other times funny, and presents several compelling arguments, backed by other eyewitness accounts and even legal documents and court transcripts.
