The phrase "argument to provide" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific argument that needs to be presented or supplied in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our debate, I will present the argument to provide evidence for my stance on climate change."
Alternatives: "point to present" or "case to make".
If possible, the CEF specifies the URLs of the CGIs, explicitly including the arguments, to provide them to the CGIs and display the QL plots of interest immediately.
In this paper, we begin by analyzing building dynamics and use singular perturbation arguments to provide a theoretical justification for the empirically acknowledged multiple time scale dynamic response of buildings.
Nevertheless we see this TM potential as emphasising the need for careful communication about studies and any included care or benefits rather than as undermining the arguments to provide the benefit or services.
In the following we summarize some of the key arguments of this debate to provide a background for our study.
A company might also object, some liberal justices suggested during oral arguments, to providing coverage for vaccinations.
Finally, students are explicitly asked to consider each argument and to provide a justification for the utility of one or both frameworks.
A good argument is supposed to provide evidence and give us good reasons to believe 'rational arguments' as opposed to a set of statements designed to sway an opponent e.g. in advertising.
Thus, to complete their argument, fictionalists need merely to provide an argument for premise (5); in other words, they just need to argue against platonism.
The Consequence argument is an attempt to provide an argument in defense of the incompatibilist's way of understanding these common sense beliefs.
In order to progress our argument, we need to provide the following definition and lemma.
