The phrase "argument for rethinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to reconsider or reevaluate a particular idea, approach, or situation.
Example: "The recent findings present a compelling argument for rethinking our current strategies in environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "case for reconsideration" or "justification for reevaluation".
Gillespie's newly published book, "The Causes of Molecular Evolution," is a potent argument for rethinking the neutral theory: "Not everyone would agree with this, but I think this is the most serious challenge to the neutral theory," he said.
In this section we offer empirical findings as evidence supporting our argument for rethinking movement in mathematics teaching and learning.
In a research paper written by Jennifer DeBoer, Andrew D. Ho, Glenda S. Stump and Lori Breslow and published in Educational Researcher, the authors make a compelling argument for rethinking the very terms we use to talk about learners in MOOCs versus traditional educational environments.
Although there are clearly multiple arguments in support of retaining the GP-led model of primary care for patients with musculoskeletal pain, there are increasingly compelling arguments for rethinking who should take responsibility for first-contact musculoskeletal care.
His theories call for rethinking the consumer, rethinking branding, rethinking advertising and rethinking the agency.
* Pope calls for "rethinking" of economic development models.
This toxic mix of falling GDP, high inflation and a big budget deficit is rare among rich countries but not unique; Greece suffers from it, too.Such a run of bad news looks like an argument for a policy rethink.
Instead of an argument for the need to rethink how the foreign service is run, Naked Diplomacy becomes a call for us all to reconsider our place in society and in our interconnected world.
The challenge now is to rethink Labour's public argument for different times.
The latest book-length treatment of the ontological argument is a vigorous defense: Rethinking the Ontological Argument by Daniel Dombrowski (2006).
"They have to do some major rethinking of their land-use planning in order to start making their argument for more stores," Mr. Donely said, adding that Garden City wants the mall to reduce its size, not increase it.
