The phrase "arguments of relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions or analyses where the focus is on the significance or pertinence of certain arguments in a debate or context.
Example: "In evaluating the effectiveness of the proposal, we must consider the arguments of relevance that support our position."
Alternatives: "relevant arguments" or "pertinent arguments".
To some, these discussions might have appeared as obscure taxonomic arguments of little relevance to modern day issues in biology.
The overview focuses primarily on arguments that are of relevance for fictionalism as a general philosophical strategy, rather than arguments that only are relevant to fictionalism about a specific subject matter.
Fukayama identifies his purpose in writing the new book, the importance of history and comparative studies to the development of his arguments, the relevance of insights from the biological sciences, and the role of ideas in institution building.
Relevance logicians have attempted to construct logics that reject theses and arguments that commit "fallacies of relevance".
In many HBM studies individual results are often not provided to the research subjects based on one of the following arguments: (1) the lack of relevance of the results at individual level; (2) too limited time and/or resources; and (3) fear of causing (unnecessary) alarm; (4) scientific uncertainty; (5) lack of potential for remediation.
Although more powerful siRNA molecules could be evaluated in our animal model to achieve a greater reduction of neuronal α-synuclein, several lines of argument underscore the relevance of the present results.
In the late 20th century, she asserts, "public energy suddenly centered on money," and though she does not develop this argument, it has an eerie ring of relevance from a historian's perspective.
Response rate and variability of responses raise encouraging arguments for the relevance of EF in participation assessment and the use of G-MAP in cognitive and psychic disabilities.
I think such an idea is at the heart of arguments about continued relevance for/of political theater.
Of relevance then is the status of other arguments for and against mathematical realism.
