The phrase "argument for finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rationale or reasoning behind a particular discovery or conclusion.
Example: "The argument for finding a solution to climate change is more pressing than ever."
Alternatives: "justification for discovering" or "rationale for locating".
This article dissects the Tadic court's argument for finding the doctrine of joint criminal enterprise in the ICTY Statute.
Western citizens, understandably tired of war, would be difficult to persuade, but there remains an important argument for finding ways to intervene that are consistent with limited interests and limited public support.
He added, however, that in his view as a self-described "Constitutional fuddy-duddy," the argument for finding legal rights based on sexual orientation is not as compelling as racial rights under the equal protection clause.
As medical tourism facilitators and other industry members can escape restrictions on their practices if they are developed piecemeal, there is a strong argument for finding ways to increase the information available to medical tourists and raising awareness of the potential negative effects of this practice.
Dorian Abbot, associate professor of geophysical sciences, framed the arguments for finding extra-terrestrial life in the near future, or the "yes" side.
There is an argument that if you have a strong preference you should find out the sex so that you can "come to terms with it" before the baby is born, but many of the contributors to these online therapy sessions later say that their feelings of disappointment disappeared the moment they held their baby – another argument for not finding out.
When presenting to an audience, often it is easier to rely on personal experiences and stories as the basis for an argument rather than finding clear evidence that supports a belief.
The researcher presented all possible arguments for a finding of minimal risk.
But for the first time, the critics' arguments are finding their way into mainstream legal thinking.
Needless to say, its modes and moods are somewhat giddier, but "Prudencia" makes its own irresistible argument for the importance of finding a ballad to call your own.
It's not a novel argument for Buffett, but he's finding new ways to showcase it.
