The phrase "argument he can" is not correct and lacks context to be usable in written English.
It may be intended to express a capability or possibility related to an argument, but it needs additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The argument he can present will change the outcome of the debate."
Alternatives: "argument he is able to" or "argument he could".
Those close to Mr Blair say that if Mr Brown wants an argument, he can have one.
Gibson can brush aside the work of scholars and historians because he has a powerful weapon at hand — the cinema — with which he can create something greater than argument; he can create faith.
Either Mr Cameron has to reverse that particular ferret and say that his own brand of "tough on crime" comes before all other considerations, or he has to make the best argument he can out of Mr Clarke's fundamental belief that too many people who do not need to be in jail are being sent there.
Yet even in the midst of this wrongheaded argument he can drop in a dazzling aside, writing that George W. Bush was elected not despite but because of his bumbling, displayed with a regular guy's "conspiratorial wink" that made him "the antidote to sizzle and buzz" and plastic candidate clones.
Make a logical argument he can not refute.
Beyond pointing out the shortcomings of the opponent's arguments, he can and should try to offer a positive theodicy — that is, an account of the role evil plays in the world, and a justification for its presence.
Bland and blandly self-aware, still sulking over his parents' divorce and his mother's death, Jeffrey casts up what arguments he can against the impending frigid disconnection, but it soon grows clear that his author's will is closer to those who construct and justify large, forbidding, rigorous, complex structures than to those who seek to exit them or offer alternatives.
In his sharpest language yet, Mr. Santorum said that New Hampshire, which votes Tuesday, should not buy Mr. Romney's argument that he can win.
Mr Blunkett says he is "not prepared to go to the stake", but he is increasingly confident that this is an argument that he can win with his cabinet colleagues.
We need a few more," he said, the argument that he can be trusted to spend perhaps augmented by the sight of his biggest buy, the £12m striker Salomón Rondón, opening his Albion account with Saturday's winner.
Gabriel Feldman, the head of the sports law department at Tulane University, said that whenever baseball or another sport is seeking information at the same time that there is a legal investigation, a player can make the argument that he can not talk until that investigation is concluded.
