The phrase "argument to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a rationale or reasoning for persisting in a particular course of action or discussion.
Example: "The argument to continue the project despite the setbacks was compelling and well-articulated."
Alternatives: "reason to persist" or "justification to carry on".
But what impressed him was that I had produced a pork pie and a tin of spaghetti to enable the argument to continue". He found a job in Newcastle but after a year they met again, and got engaged.
Hence, we can repeat the argument to continue the solution also in the time interval ([delta,2delta]), and so on.
I personally believe that the Credit Crunch, is in part a consequence of Peak Oil for, whilst future growth seems a realistic possibility, there is at least a good argument to continue lending against it.
For the time being, it seems that the argument to continue dual anti-platelet therapy beyond 12 months, which is fully in line with the current ACCF/AHA/SCAI recommendation to continue dual anti-platelet therapy for at least 12 months after DES implantation, has gained in strength.
Those individual negotiations and decisions could have been the end of it, but some MPs are clearly keen for the arguments to continue.
Given the protection afforded to young children, there are strong logistical and ethical arguments to continue to use BCG in EPI vaccination programmes.
Closing arguments were to continue Tuesday.
The argument is expected to continue in Johannesburg this week.
This is a strong argument for schools to continue to focus on the literary arts, not just history, science, and social studies.
Michelangelo broke with Sebastiano very suddenly, after 20 years, apparently in an argument over whether to continue painting the Sistine ceiling in fresco or oils.
Without the discovery of actual tools, the argument seemed likely to continue without resolution.
