The phrase "argument can be put" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presentation or formulation of an argument in a debate, essay, or discussion.
Example: "In this paper, the argument can be put that climate change is primarily driven by human activity."
Alternatives: "the argument can be made" or "the argument can be presented".
The heart of the administration's argument can be put succinctly: He's got bad weapons, he's shown he will use them, and he's had his chance.
And in many cases so far, the Press Complaints Commission has agreed: for those who willingly put material in the public domain, even if intending it only for a small audience, they run the risk the mainstream media will utilise it, if the public interest argument can be put forward.
The essence of the argument can be put in more general terms.
The argument can be put like this: Fictionalists face a dilemma: they have to endorse either hermeneutic fictionalism or revolutionary fictionalism, but neither is plausible.
The most serious objection to the argument can be put in the form of a dilemma; see for example Guyer (1979, p. 297), Meerbote (1982, pp. 81ff)., Allison (2001, pp. 184 192), Rind (2002).
Local definitions quote a range from 40 59 years as 'middle age', however, the argument can be put forward as to what is called 'middle age' may vary according to the measured life expectancy at birth in different countries.
Several counter arguments can be put forward.
A number of arguments can be put forward to defend this ethical position (equally relevant to biobank data [ 18]).
Several arguments can be put forward for both the clinician and the patient to use an anti-catabolic drug instead of an anabolic one for these fractures.
Although this does not lead to the most energy-efficient energy supply, several arguments can be put forward for this simplification.
Similar arguments can be put forward for comparing the relative response of voxels in the angular gyrus to decade distance and overall distance.
