The phrase "arguments arising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where discussions or disputes are emerging or developing, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The contract was vague, leading to several arguments arising between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "disputes emerging" or "conflicts developing".
A number of respondents have challenged the constitutionality of these proceedings, relying principally on arguments arising out of the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
The novel is written in the third person, but it's all narrated from inside Fiona's awareness – and much of her thinking, inevitably, is about the facts of her legal work and the issues and arguments arising from it.
The results obtained were incorporated with qualitative data to support the arguments arising from qualitative data and used to describe the demographic and socio-economic background of the study areas.
Yes, this includes reading the occasional over-the-top article on Jezebel, but knowing the good and bad arguments arising in the media surrounding gender inequality is important.
But each time new arguments arose.
Two arguments arise from such events: one mostly moral, the other largely legal.
From such phobic nightmares, what clear-headed, common-sense arguments arise?
In top-down decision-making cultures (India, Italy, Mexico, Morocco, and Russia are other examples), decisions are made quickly, but they are subject to change as new input or arguments arise.
Whatever arguments arise about immigration policy during a general election – and we have seen how the episode with Gillian Duffy ignited the debate on Wednesday – the routine administrative detention of children cannot be right.
In light of the fragmentary character of the most important materials reflecting the Framers' intent, we do think that the most compelling arguments arise from the Constitution's separation of powers and the Judiciary's historic understanding of that doctrine.
Frimbo said his friend (the owner of the cars) is a partner with his brother in a large West Coast manufacturing company and when arguments arose about his train, he'd remind the railroad people of how friendly the truckers were to him and consider aloud transferring his business to them.
