The phrase "argument informed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that an argument is based on information or evidence, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conclusions drawn in the report were not argument informed, leading to questionable results."
Alternatives: "evidence-based argument" or "well-informed argument".
This argument informs the Mahayana notion of a Boddhisattva, who qualifies for Nirvana but voluntarily stays behind in the cycle of rebirth to help the rest of us.
A similar argument has informed much recent cricket-writing.
On oral argument respondent informed us of two instances in which it obtained injunctive relief against rail service discontinuance after the Attorney General declined to act.
Fulkerson offers a philosophical account of touch, reflecting the interests, methods, and approach that define contemporary philosophy; but his argument is informed throughout by the insights and constraints of empirical work on touch.
Informal logic models of argument have informed the attempt to model interactions between agents in multi-agent systems, and the attempt to mimic or assist human reasoning.
Edited by Philip B. Kurland and Ralph Lerner WWW edition of documents from the leading works of political and legal philosophy, history, and constitutional argument that informed the thought and debates of the framers of the US Constitution.
As the 50th anniversary this November of the assassination of John F. Kennedy looms on the horizon, the debates over his legacy and presidency continue: a procession of "what ifs" and "might have beens," accompanied by contradictory arguments, and informed and not-so-informed speculation.
Is the purpose of the argument to inform or to advocate?
Patsy Callaghan and Ann Dobyns use a Boothian ethics of argument to inform the teaching of first-year English classes.
We close by describing how each argument might inform the study and moral evaluation of unrealistic optimism in research.
