The phrase "argument building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to constructing or developing an argument, often in academic or persuasive writing.
Example: "In her essay, she focused on argument building to effectively convey her point of view."
Alternatives: "constructing an argument" or "developing an argument".
The fact that all processes in DUAL are based on local computations and parallel processing allows for modelling the interplay between various cognitive processes during the decision-making process, in particular the model predicts that the unconscious and automatic process of spreading activation will influence the conscious process of argument building and comparison.
Given the premise that innovation thrives "when ideas can serendipitously connect and recombine with other ideas," Mr. Johnson writes, it is a strange fact "that a great deal of the past two centuries of legal and folk wisdom about innovation has pursued the exact opposite argument, building walls between ideas".
But there is a strong argument building that we have reached "peak education" as we continue to do try to do the wrong thing right and get "wronger" in the process.
But there may be a counter-argument: building a roster is just not that simple.
Parliament is expected to be given an opportunity to debate its findings and ministers will then be able to assess the arguments building up for a privacy bill.
Superior argument-building skills were visible on the essays, and I noted increased engagement with the text.
Instead of turning Rose Theater into a house of God, Friday's performance turned the sermon into an aesthetic experience: a matter of structured argument-building, of oratorical rhythms, of rising and falling cadences that aren't so different from an eloquent jazz solo.
"There may be an argument against building a breakwater in a place with little potential to grow, but we're not building a new one — we're basically repairing it," said Akihiro Murakami, 57, the top official in Kamaishi for the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, which oversees the nation's breakwaters.
"Maersk's interests are being used as an argument for building the canal," Kjaerby said.
That's a good argument for building a strong, effective consumer protection agency.
Supporters of that strategy point out that it worked for Eisenhower as an argument for building the Interstate Highway System.
