The phrase "argument is that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific point or reasoning in a discussion or debate.
Example: "The main argument is that when we consider the evidence, it becomes clear that action is necessary."
Alternatives: "the claim is that when" or "the point is that when".
Edwards' argument is that "when you have a good crisis, success can become a curse".
But the other argument is that, when done sympathetically, such travel enhances our understanding of difficult situations.
The Scot's argument is that when he took over Coventry five years ago they, too, were in danger of relegation.
"My answer to the whole dumbing-down argument is that when I came here, BBC1 was not in good shape," Mr. Dyke said.
My argument is that when you're up against the ZLB (OK, it's more a minus 0.1 percent bound, but no significant difference), conventional monetary policy is ineffective, so you need other tools.
So my argument is that when you go to war through the back door, you're more likely to have the wars last longer and not have a completion of the war, such as we had in Korea and Vietnam.
"Our argument was that when you look at people who are under chronic, extreme stress you should find an increase in glucocorticoid resistance.
Strongly temperature-dependent KIEs are thought to be the signature of these promoting vibrations, the argument being that when the temperature is increased, smaller donor acceptor distances become more easily accessible, which reduces the importance of tunneling and consequently decreases the KIE [73].
The average correlation between these paired estimates then provides a measure of consanguinity, the argument being that when inbred individuals are absent, heterozygosity is uncorrelated, while increases in either the proportion of inbred individuals or the mean F-value of inbred individuals both act to create and strengthen the correlation.
The counter-argument is that, when it comes to the crunch, teams need one voice, one rallying point.
"One of our major arguments was that when it comes to minors, violence should be treated similarly to sexually explicit material," said Zackery P. Morazzini, the California deputy attorney general who argued the recent case for the state.
