The phrase "arguments gathered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of points or reasons that have been compiled for discussion or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the arguments gathered from various sources, we can conclude that the proposal has merit."
Alternatives: "collected arguments" or "compiled arguments".
And to judge those arguments I gathered some of the strongest ethical critics of meat, or at least of the way we consume it — Mark Bittman, Jonathan Safran Foer, Andrew Light, Michael Pollan and Peter Singer.
This argument has gathered momentum in the wake of the attacks in Paris on Friday, after a Syrian passport with the name Ahmad al-Mohammad, a 25-year-old born in Idlib province, was found near the body of a suicide bomber.
Some of the reports used by the RCP to support its argument were gathered by the National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD), which reviews the care of patients and has looked at problems in emergency care.
"Microsoft had early notice that it might face stern remedies and had time to prepare arguments and gather evidence on the remedy issues" but chose not to do so, the brief says.
While the arguments he offered tonight were largely familiar, he gathered those arguments into one speech, seeking to answer those who argue that the threat is not that urgent and that a war now will destabilize the Middle East and distract from the war on terrorism.
But he rebuffed city arguments that general information gathered about an organization would necessarily jeopardize confidential police matters.
The way I was educated to deal with my profession as a GP - it was all about personal contact with specialists and providers, not about the arguments of performance information gathered elsewhere or waiting lists.' (N 13) 'When people came up with propositions to go elsewhere, I was unprepared.
The way I was educated to deal with my profession as a GP - it was all about personal contact with specialists and providers, not about the arguments of performance information gathered elsewhere or waiting lists.' (N 13) As a third motive in the interviews, the GPs expressed concerns regarding unintended consequences of using CPI during the referral process.
To gather arguments in this debate, obsolete rats were decapitated while recording the EEG, both of awake rats and of anesthetized rats.
After the justices hear arguments, they will gather for a private conference and cast tentative votes.
