The phrase "argument for information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rationale or reasoning that supports the need for specific information or data.
Example: "In our meeting, we presented an argument for information that highlighted the importance of accurate data in decision-making."
Alternatives: "case for information" or "justification for information".
Internet acts as a post modern Pandora's box- releasing many different arguments for information which are not easily dismissible [11].
Their argument, for keeping information inside the company, are long established: control over data, standardization, security, and economies of scale and scope.
The argument for putting information technology inside penitentiaries is sound: Studies indicate that doing so helps facilitate a prisoner's smooth transition back into society.
NHS providers' counterpart is a 'commercial - in confidence' argument for withholding information, although some PCTs reported an opposite problem, receiving masses of unanalysed data which left provider activity equally opaque.
The government's arguments for hiding information about the honours system from The Times were "simply untenable" and "unsustainable", according to Elizabeth Denham, the information commissioner.
This being said, even if this information were available, there is a compelling argument for using asynchronised information on educational variables: it is difficult to conceive how changes in shares of workers by educational level could generate immediate effects notably on firm productivity and productivity-wage gaps.
Thus, there are strong arguments for obtaining information from both parents and children whenever possible [ 6].
These authors suggest there remain strong arguments for obtaining information from both parents and children whenever possible.
I am not motivated by the competitive harm argument for keeping this information private.
Is there any argument for keeping this information classified which would not apply to the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on CIA torture?
