The phrase "argument generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussions, debates, or programming where a conclusion or reasoning has been produced based on certain inputs or premises.
Example: "The argument generated by the data analysis was compelling and led to a significant change in our strategy."
Alternatives: "argument produced" or "argument formulated".
Mr. Hollinger's argument generated much chatter among his colleagues when he first presented it at the 2011 meeting.
The argument generated a lot of buzz, and it certainly helped draw attention to Mr. Cavalli's collection, which was uncharacteristically restrained.
Beginning with poetry, Williams soon enough comes to the moral argument "generated" by Whitman's verse: "Morally, what he teaches is to be accepting, to be generous, unselfish; to refuse to reject anyone else's suffering, or pain, or joy either; to not fear sex, to revel in it, all of it, every permutation of it; to desire desire, to not mistrust the demands of the body..
Lin's argument generated a heated debate in the literature.
Either what he took to be its greatest source of strength, the necessity argument, generates awkward and serious difficulties for this "reconciling project", or his liberty arguments have been misunderstood.
Autonomy support can be manifested in at least three different ways (Stefanou et al., 2004): organizational (developing rules, latitude over rate of progress, selecting due dates for assignments), procedural (choosing the appropriate media to present ideas and results), and cognitive autonomy supports (justifying an argument, generating one's own solutions, evaluating ideas and results).
Although their shared cultural background and similar lived experiences contribute to the internal validity of this study, the findings and arguments generated from their interview data cannot be generalized to the larger population or migrants with other cultural backgrounds.
The focus is to confirm the hypotheses and phenomenological arguments generated by previous experimental studies of the problem.
As will become clear below, responses to this indispensability argument have generated a significant amount of work for nominalists.
