The phrase "arguments associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific points or reasons that are linked to a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The arguments associated with climate change are crucial for understanding its impact on global policies."
Alternatives: "arguments related to" or "arguments connected to".
Arguments associated with more innovation of all types included training at the workplace and competition but not the profit situation.
It concludes with a summary of findings, after reporting and discussing result of the empirical investigation in the light of normative arguments associated with relevant moral philosophies.
SRL consists of detecting semantic arguments associated with a verb in a sentence and their roles, such as Agent, Patient, and others.
17 In the ethnographic component, we have also begun to show how the arguments associated with these discourses are 'produced and reproduced through an identifiable set of practices'.
Finally, since there are theoretical arguments associated with the validity of VAS, 28, 29 the WTP/QALY values estimated from the TTO method were emphasized in this study.
We have demonstrated that although there are vast differences between the ribosomes and DNA replication machinery between the prokaryotic superkingdoms, none of the arguments associated with their respective proteins seems insurmountable.
The core argument associated with Tony Benn – which defines democracy as the ability to kick out those who truly rule over you – has gained a new currency thanks to the Greek crisis, Hannan adds.
A univariate model of phase spectrum is then developed which relies upon a single argument associated with the concept of starting-time of phase evolution.
This study thus focused on obtaining backing in support of the evaluation and explanation inferences in a validity argument associated with developing a L2 Chinese pragmatic comprehension test.
A general formulation for this equation is proposed, coping not only with the simplest form computing the drainage area but also with a sound energy dissipation argument associated with the Saint-Venant shallow water equations.
The foregoing paragraphs show that the standard two-dimensionalist argument associated with Table 3 is more ambitious, in some respects, than the Kripkean argument from the subsection on Mind (§3.4) of this entry.
