The phrase "argumentation at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the location or context of an argument or debate, such as in academic writing or discussions about reasoning.
Example: "The effectiveness of argumentation at the conference was evident in the lively discussions that followed each presentation."
Alternatives: "debate on" or "discussion regarding".
Johnson calls this "circular argumentation at its most devious," and, of course, in retrospect, the Board of Health was wrong.
These principles serve as a common language, permitting pluralistic foundational commitments while facilitating analysis and argumentation at the level of basic policies.
The purpose of this part-time course is to prepare non-native writers of English to produce academic essays displaying grammatical accuracy and lexical sophistication, as well as cogent argumentation at a level commensurate with the work produced by educated native speakers of English in the US academic context.
Under this very same light, the ancient citizens of Athens dared to practice direct democracy, freedom of speech, and the political argumentation at the Ecclesia (Assembly).
Bioethical principles are not employed in argumentation at the exclusion of other equally powerful "tools," notably casuistry.
The relationship shown by the pros, i.e. a peak in argumentation at the acute stages of change rather than a decrease in importance, was unanticipated.
We look at argumentation as a mechanism for achieving cooperation and agreements.
The reduction-based techniques aim at transforming the argumentation problem at hand into an instance of a different problem (SAT, ASP, etc)., thereby delegating the burden of computation to existing systems.
It's a combination of naiveté, further argumentation, and at least some sense.
Barteld Kooi, PhD, is Professor by special appointment of logic and argumentation theory at the University of Groningen.
The emphasis on quality argumentation resides at the heart of scientific literacy where higher-order thinking skills are employed to solve problems and make decisions (Hurd, 1998).
