The phrase "argument outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a summary or description of the main points or claims made in an argument.
Example: "In the essay, the argument outlined in the introduction is further developed in the following sections."
Alternatives: "argument presented" or "argument summarized".
Mr. Rubio's argument, outlined in his letter, underscores an unlikely debate raging in conservative circles.
But the admiral's argument, outlined in Proceedings, published by the United States Naval Institute, also has a wider theme.
Putting his anti-materialist argument outlined above, in section 1, in very general terms, Aristotle's worry was that a material organ could not have the range and flexibility that are required for human thought.
For a formal proof based on the argument outlined above, see Theorem 2.2. Figure 9 The present figure explains the twist effect due to the different periods of Γ ℓ 1 and Γ ℓ ∗.
The selection argument outlined above implies that nonparticipants from a high female labor supply country would be more negatively selected than nonparticipants from a low female labor supply country.
Khalidi presents his analysis in terms of the 'poverty of the stimulus' argument outlined in Section 1 above : '…a belief (concept, idea, capacity) may be considered to be innate to the degree that it would emerge as the result of an impoverished stimulus' (Khalidi 2002, p. 269).
A free-market advocate, for example, might respond better to an argument outlining the economic cost of climate change or the fact inaction has a higher price tag than action.
The authors of this study seek to develop a causal and empirical computational model through a structural equation model and an underlying artificial neural network allowing for an argument outlining the psychological nature of the linkage between two interrelated constructs.
Thus, the arguments outlined here seem to lead to the Platonistic conclusion that mathematical discourse is about abstract objects.
The analysis of the memorandum tracked arguments outlined by the White House counsel, Kathryn Ruemmler, in an interview on Jan . 4 the day Mr. Obama appointed Richard Cordray as director of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and named three members of the National Labor Relations Board.
Gove professes himself a great fan of Daniel Willingham, a US cognitive psychologist who has sought to use scientific research to show pupils learn best through the use of memory and routine, arguments outlined in a book, Why Don't Students Like School?, also popular with free schools guru Toby Young.
