The phrase "arguments in relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connections or relevance of various arguments to a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The paper presents several arguments in relation to climate change and its impact on global economies."
Alternatives: "arguments concerning" or "arguments regarding".
Turnbull says there were furious arguments in relation to issues like the euro.
This explains why various peripheral arguments in relation to the verb can be promoted as the trigger in Tagalog.
Finally, volumes II and III of Terence Irwin's sweeping and authoritative work, The Development of Ethics: A Historical and Critical Study, contains several chapters devoted to the moral philosophies of Hume and Kant individually, as well as many insightful discussions of their views and arguments in relation to each other's (and to other philosophers').
We make two main arguments in relation to quality.
Instead of addressing the intricacies of these arguments in relation to our topic we shall instead adopt a transnational legal process based analysis.
The toolkit section on 'cost effectiveness' highlights a number of relevant arguments in relation to cost, and outlines the types of costs involved in diversion and alternatives.
Gladwell gives a compelling version of the same argument in relation to school class-sizes.
Although the case may well turn into an argument in relation to free speech online, it's difficult to sympathize with the trolls.
The problem with this argument in relation to underhand serving is that there is no loophole that underhand serving exploits.
Legalization proponents, meanwhile, ignore the dire social consequences of narcotics like crack cocaine and methamphetamine (they have a stronger argument in relation to marijuana).
In her PhD thesis containing a chapter on de Silva's work, Damayanthi Niles claims that there is a problem with de Silva's argument in relation to salvation, in that it "reconciles the exclusive Christ-event and the inclusive vision of God's salvific plan purely on Christian terms," and that it does not take the "religious visions and commitments of other faiths seriously".
