The phrase "argument describes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the content or main points of an argument in a text or conversation.
Example: "In her essay, the argument describes the impact of climate change on global agriculture."
Alternatives: "argument outlines" or "argument explains".
What argument described in the article is being heard before a federal appeals court?
The singer's skeleton argument described the row as "a classic case where vindication is the only remedy".
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They push the argument, described in a Communist Party document last year, that the U.S. has five objectives: to isolate, contain, diminish, and divide China, and to sabotage its political leadership.
He is cheerfully conscious of the largeness of his central argument, described as "anthropocentrism run amok" by Jonathan Bennett, his philosophy professor at Cambridge half a century ago, who is thanked in the Acknowledgments for his "help and support" over the years.
Before proceeding, it is worth pointing out that the One Over Many argument described above can be simplified.
Federer subsequently played down the argument, describing it as "heat of the moment" and insisting the pair "are friends, not enemies".
Today, the acclaimed monologist Mike Daisey responds to Scott Cook's argument, describing the defense of Special Economic Zones as "absolutely sickening" and claiming that Cook needed to "wake up" to the appallingly cruel realities of working conditions in Shenzhen.
Anyone invoking the anti-prescriptivist argument described above needs to be on the lookout, then, for other potential species of linguistic normativity, such as this alleged normativity even of idiolectal meaning, in case these undermine their case.
