The phrase "arguments proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or points that have been put forward for consideration or debate.
Example: "In the debate, several arguments proposed by the opposing team were particularly compelling."
Alternatives: "suggested arguments" or "put forward arguments".
Airy, convinced by Herschel's arguments, proposed a search based on Adams's calculations to James Challis at Cambridge Observatory.
It feeds into similar, fatalistic, arguments proposed by climate sceptics – that there is little anyone can do so we may as well adapt to climate change because it's too expensive to try to mitigate.
The Five Ways, Latin Quinquae Viae, in the philosophy of religion, the five arguments proposed by St. Thomas Aquinas (1224/25 1274) as demonstrations of the existence of God.
Albanian, Kurdish, Pakistani and Jamaican organised criminals, Islamic fascists openly calling for the death of all Jews, TB at Third World levels, riots in northern towns, overcrowding in London, shortage of housing and so on.' But some believe the arguments proposed by Browne, Greene and Coleman are not entirely neutral.
In a 37-page ruling Mr Justice Maurice Kay rejected arguments proposed by lawyers for the Belgian authorities and the human rights groups that Mr Straw should have released the medical reports that led him to announce he was "minded" to halt extradition proceedings against the general.
Numerical results justify the theoretical arguments proposed in this paper.
Some of these arguments propose moral facts which they claim evident through human experience, arguing that God is the best explanation for these.
The arguments propose that only the existence of God as orthodoxly conceived could support the existence of moral order in the universe, so God must exist.
However, we do aim to elucidate the existing evidence contrasting the acclaimed arguments proposing the lack of safety with alternate providers of early abortion.
This curious argument, proposed by the White House and presented in court by Donald Verrilli, the solicitor-general, was attacked by both wings of the court.
Why did the MCB apparently give in to the pressure and vilification of the pro-Zionist lobby and those who could not bring themselves to listen to the argument proposed by the MCB and other organisations if nothing had changed?
