The phrase "arguments due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when attributing a particular argument or reasoning to a specific cause or factor.
Example: "The conclusions drawn in the study are based on arguments due to the observed data trends."
Alternatives: "arguments based on" or "arguments stemming from".
Second, there is the influence of Eleatic arguments, due to Parmenides, concerning the metaphysical requirements for a basic explanatory entity within this Milesian framework, and the metaphysically proper way to go about inquiry (Curd, 2004, 2007; Sisko 2003; for different views, see Palmer 2009, Sisko 2013).
From this study, it could be suggested that economic arguments due to health problems were considered to be a key driver of mental health policy.
This group of women are threatening the conventional gender and generational hierarchy and this often leads to family arguments due to shifts in power [ 46, 47].
At first this may be hard, and you may find yourself at first having even more arguments due to the increased amount of time you are spending with them.
But an influential argument due to Williamson (2000) suggests otherwise.
The proof depends on a modification of a Baire argument due to Desch and Schappacher.
Our method relies on a geometric inequality for general vector polynomials together with a combinatorial argument due to M. Christ.
"Pascal's Wager" is the name given to an argument due to Blaise Pascal for believing, or for at least taking steps to believe, in God.
The proof of the theorem is related to Curry's paradox (see this entry, 5.3 and Curry's Paradox) and to an informal argument due to Geach 1955.
Fourth, there is a powerful and influential argument due to Gödel (1944) that impredicative definitions are legitimate whenever the objects being defined exist independently of our definitions.
We use a variational argument due to Ricceri which provides certain alternatives in order to find sequences of distinct critical points of parameter-depending functionals.
