The phrase "arguments back and forth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a discussion or debate with opposing viewpoints being exchanged.
Example: "The meeting turned into a series of arguments back and forth, with each side passionately defending their position."
Alternatives: "debates back and forth" or "discussions back and forth".
Most of the arguments back and forth that I hear between Harvey and another filmmaker, I'm usually on Harvey's side.
Rather than getting bogged down in the arguments back and forth (fun though that is), focus on the main takeaway: 5G services are starting to launch.
Listening to Rose batting arguments back and forth in an extradition case against Clare Montgomery QC, said one admiring observer, was like watching a "beautifully matched tennis game".
As they stood in front of the store's New York section, Mr. Caro's book conspicuously on display between them, the two batted their arguments back and forth for a while.
The two attendant lords idly flip their statistically challenged coin while batting semantic concepts and circular arguments back and forth, until the dialogue begins to feel like a game of intellectual ping-pong played with your brain.
(We saw this process under way in this morning's Times, with a well-reported piece on the violent arguments back and forth about what exactly happened in the first trillionth of a second of the universe's existence, and how you could know one way or another which story was true).
In an Oxford-style debate, one side proposes and the other opposes a sharply framed motion through opening arguments, back-and-forth discussion, and closing statements.
There will be a legal argument back and forth, there will be petitions, but if this is how the FCC wishes for things to be, it will stay.
The oral arguments, an animated back-and-forth that went on for more than an hour and a half, was reminiscent at times of an academic political science lecture, with references to Sir Thomas More and ancient Rome.
