The phrase "argument delivered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has presented or conveyed an argument, often in formal discussions or debates.
Example: "After much deliberation, the argument delivered by the defense was compelling enough to sway the jury."
Alternatives: "case presented" or "point made".
The argument delivered by Mr. Obama on Saturday, which will be amplified through television advertisements, underscores the competition in Florida.
By Ben Hecht The New Yorker, June 25 , 1927P. 19 An Argument delivered more in anger than in sorrow.
Silver called the closing argument delivered by Assistant U.S. Attorney David Anders "pretty powerful," and said Keker's closing, which came after, seemed "anticlimactic" by comparison.
What kind of example does it set for others?" It's a deeply emotional argument delivered by an earnest young woman, one that's been quoted over and over again.
The surveillance programs are based on legal arguments delivered in secret by government lawyers to a court that operates out of public view and issues opinions that are classified as too secret for mere mortals to read.
Defending her father on television, she launched her reputation as a rivetingly aggressive interlocutor, banging the table and taking her arguments, delivered in a commanding smoker's voice, past their logical ends.
What justification can be given for the claim that analogical arguments deliver either plausible conclusions or some other desideratum?
SENNAs output is a sentence annotated with PropBank arguments delivering semantic roles like subject, argument, negation, location, manner and others.
His argument, coolly delivered, is persuasive but there is an underlying emotion too.
It isn't often that a play challenges its audience to wrestle with so much information while the moral values of each argument are delivered with such passion and intensity.
Typically these counterintuitive arguments are delivered so reasonably you feel as if you've been not so much corrected as nudged into rationality.
