"argumentative text" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a type of written or spoken communication that is designed to persuade someone to accept a particular point of view. For example, "The author's argumentative text effectively demonstrates why this policy should be changed."
(Interview, 11/21/12) In this excerpt, Mara describes her solutions to integrating her own voice in her argumentative text while trying to demonstrate to the reader the legitimacy of her arguments.
They build stamina as they read high-level informational and argumentative text in the paper.
Participants were asked to write an argumentative text to describe their living preferences.
Argumentative text: It expresses the writer's viewpoint by presenting relative evidence to convince the audience of a particular stance.
The examples show that interpreting extended multi-clausal discourses depends on both narrative conventions and world knowledge; (similarly for descriptive, instructional or argumentative text).
To evaluate transfer performance, we administered 3 post-intervention measures, including an interview, a persuasive essay, and a recall of argumentative text.
The clause also displays an emphatic device, qad, which is commonly used in argumentative texts.
A combined within and between subjects design was implemented in which 93 10th-grade students wrote two argumentative texts with or without using electronic outlining.
The verbal clause structure tends to predominate in non-evaluative, expository texts, while the nominal structure is typically of evaluative, argumentative texts.
The students were working to orchestrate various voices in their argumentative texts, including the external voices, and their own points of view on educational issues.
The data from which examples below have been taken consisted of highly interactive and argumentative texts contributed to an electronic discussion forum during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
