The phrase "argument driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, approach, or methodology that is based on or guided by arguments or reasoning.
Example: "The research was argument driven, focusing on logical reasoning to support its conclusions."
Alternatives: "argument-based" or "reasoning-focused".
This is utter nonsense - another false argument driven by fear of political backlash from politicians who have muddied the issues of immigration and asylum for their own purposes.
He is a borderline sociopath, never smiling, never raising his voice, never conceding an argument, driven to create his masterpiece through the unforgettable pain of being dumped in the movie's opening scene.
Marbach would no doubt do the papers proud, but to suggest that a country that has played a very significant role in the preservation of pre-Holocaust eastern and central European Jewish heritage couldn't manage Kafka's papers successfully sounds like a self-serving argument driven by Hoffe's desire to maximise her earnings.
This argument drove Mr Osborne's extreme austerity of 2010-12 – and it failed.
This argument drives me mad: a) what an ignorant and condescending view of a generation who faced Hitler (a man who actually wanted to ban chain stores and give back the power to the small shopkeeper, fact fans!) and have more spirit in their little toes than we do in our entire scaredy-cat, food-intolerance-ridden bodies.
(Interviewee from the Ministry of Health and Medical Services) The most important question for the unit is to ask, 'Will it make a difference?' This argument drives changes in the food industry.
Therefore, it is currently difficult to determine the feasibility and effect of certain obesity prevention policies and to convince "antiobesity" policy actors that they have responsibility in obesity prevention: The most important question for the unit is to ask, 'Will it make a difference?' This argument drives changes in the food industry.
There is, and always will be, a place for bullshit or if you prefer a more dignified construction, a place for arguments driven by ideas, belief and feeling rather than data.
They arrived in early morning, nosed into meetings and arguments, drove around with the two men as they aired their desires and their sufferings.
Their purchases, goes the argument, have driven yields down.Doubtless there is something, perhaps a lot, to be said for both arguments.
In this way, the participants could see more objectively whether their arguments were driven by facts and solid reasoning, and whether they were being open-minded.
