"argumentation for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when discussing reasons or evidence supporting a certain idea or stance. Example: In the persuasive essay, the author provided strong argumentation for the benefits of renewable energy sources.
But Obama apparently was not attached to legal argumentation for its own sake.
A lot of the argumentation for the regulatory thing comes from the belief that the failure to recover strongly from the 2007-2009 recessisn is unprecedented.
As Carroll shows through scattershot anecdotes — the book eschews linear narrative or argumentation for the piling up of closely detailed vignettes — Chávez started out as a fairly earnest reformer.
Results show an interaction between media type and argumentation for affective self-perceptions of weight.
The moral principle "U" specifies that the rule of argumentation for moral discourse is univeralizability (Habermas 1990, 65 66).
However, it has been questioned whether Russell had sufficient argumentation for thinking that there are such simple beings.
This review identifies and classifies relevant studies with the aim of deducing a set of design principles with underlying conceptual and empirical argumentations for developing this competence.
The argumentations for the scores provided by the respondents allowed us to explore to what degree such considerations have played a role.
This includes methods for further semantics (Section 6.1) and complementary aspects for evaluating abstract argumentation frameworks, for instance, pre-processing (Section 6.2).
Goal Structuring Notation (GSN) [12] -a graphical argumentation notation for safety -was developed for those reasons.
With the aid of an online argumentation system for argumentation instruction and activities for students during the experiment, 77 Taiwanese university students together with 71 Taiwanese high school students (148 students in total) took part in this study.
