The phrase "argument related" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing topics or issues that are connected to an argument or debate, but it would be clearer to use a more established phrase.
Example: "The points raised in the discussion were argument related, focusing on the core issues at hand."
Alternatives: "related to the argument" or "pertaining to the argument".
As a result, District Judge Melinda Harmon has scheduled a hearing for 8 a.m. to hear Andersen's argument related to its sealed objections, as well as the government's response.
He's making an argument related to the one Carl Wilson recently made in his smart Slate piece, The Problem With "Country for People Who Don't Like Country", in which he asserted: "Liking only the 'right' (ie, left) kind of country music … is a cultural expression of the estrangement that manifests itself in red and blue states on the political map".
Discursive writing presents an argument related to a given topic.
Felfe (2012) suggests a compensating wage argument related to job amenities.
In a discursive piece you are expected to discuss a given topic and present an argument related to it.
A fifth argument, related to the priority argument against the appeal to demonstrative concepts above, pertains to the possibility of concept acquisition or learning.
Tarantino said he "completely and utterly" rejected the "bad apples" argument relating to alleged police violence.
Their primary argument relates to the proof required to convict a "tippee" of insider trading.
The sinister argument relating to McIlroy's second-place finish suggests his declaration for Ireland in respect of the 2016 Olympics played a part.
Lewis says that when she left Twitter for about 48 hours earlier this week, it was not just because of the ongoing argument relating to the false claim against Mary Beard, but a series of incidents over several months.
The foregoing argument relates to scale transformations in the sense of order-preserving adjustments in the metric used to assign numbers to an individual utility function.
