The phrase "argument provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific argument that has been given or presented in a discussion or text.
Example: "The argument provided in the article supports the author's main thesis effectively."
Alternatives: "argument presented" or "argument stated".
Bernanke's argument provided a major element of support to Greenspan for keeping interest rates low.
That projected image, Mr. Steadman argues (following a tradition of scholarly argument) provided the foundation for Vermeer's imaginative transformations.
Setting up a tit-for-tat battle over who said what to whom, Terra Firma's skeleton argument provided to the court on Tuesday said: "In a nutshell, the claim arises out of a number of fraudulent misrepresentations which were made orally by three very senior executives within Citi to Mr Hands in 2007.
This argument runs parallel to the argument provided by Millar in the case of meaning.
Our argument provided a uniform bound on the deviation from linearity as adaptation strength increases and also made the role of stretching more apparent (Eq. (17)).
Just as that argument provided no objection to successful censorship (censorship of all and only false belief), so too this argument provides no objection to successful paternalism (A's restrictions on B's liberty that do benefit B).
A probabilistic argument provides an approximate bounding of the plastic displacement process of the bilinear EPO.
This formula together with an Euler system argument provides substantial evidence supporting the BSD conjecture.
Mr. Ashcroft's argument provides a lesson that Americans would do well to heed more closely at home.
Gagnon's noteworthy and rather controversial argument provides us with a substantially new way of understanding the politics of ethnicity.
The Dutch Book Argument provides an answer to this question.
