The phrase "argument for considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a rationale or reasoning for taking something into account or evaluating it further.
Example: "There is a strong argument for considering alternative energy sources in our future planning."
Alternatives: "case for evaluating" or "justification for contemplating".
He does raise an argument for considering Coppola as auteur filmmaker, but he fails to devote proper attention to his claim.
The argument for considering today's Borodin Quartet related to the original is that its older players have passed on their performing traditions to their younger colleagues.
But we also can see an argument for considering this worthy of a Pinocchio, or a Verdict Pending--options we had considered on Sunday.
One argument for considering surgery rather than active surveillance is that the probability of postoperative recovery of erectile function is age dependent, that is, patients who delay surgery may lose the window of opportunity to recover erectile function after surgery.
Tiago Saraiva has produced an arresting argument for considering fascism an 'alternative modernity' that developed as a violent means of confronting the issue of agricultural scarcity that arose in World War I.
It makes a deeply cogent and extremely eloquent case for regarding place as the underlying thread of Heidegger's entire philosophical development, while at the same time advancing the argument for considering place to be a sine qua non in philosophical analysis more generally.
With regard to the rationale for chosen comparisons, code (2) meant that the reviews made a well-developed argument for considered comparison conditions and code (1) was assigned to reviews that discussed this only briefly.
We then propose a plausible conception of design versus science, and offer several arguments for considering design and science distinct, albeit related, concepts.
Interestingly, several recent experimental studies with ASD participants provided arguments for considering alexithymia as a potential part of the Broader Autism Phenotype.
