The phrase "arguments provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the reasons or points that have been presented in support of a particular claim or position.
Example: "The arguments provided in the essay were compelling and well-researched."
Alternatives: "points made" or "reasons given".
If nothing else, this week's arguments provided a telling glimpse into the process through which the court selects its docket, one that is usually shrouded in exceptional secrecy.
Such arguments provided women with access to less-severe forms of public disapproval and familial suspicion than they might have otherwise received.
"Despite the forceful accounts and arguments provided by the campaigners and former miners who were present that day, about the effect that these events have had on them, ultimately there were no deaths or wrongful convictions," she told MPs.
The proof of this corollary can be done by the same arguments provided for Corollary 1.
The arguments provided by the experts show that the customer industries will remain strong and grow in Europe by 2030.
In fact, arguments provided in [15, 28] allow to prove stronger conjecture (C^*(1/2)) for these classes of groups.
Both sides will marshal persuasive data and strong arguments, providing plenty of fodder for the next round of conferences.
A handful of Chinese academics, as well as participants in social media, have started to question official arguments providing a possible domestic political basis to build on.
He himself can also take some credit; his arguments provide sound backing for the idea that modern Britain is as much a warfare state as a welfare one.
The following arguments provide a detailed description of this approach.
Four closely interrelated arguments provide the defence of the Sautrāntika's claim that ultimately real unique particulars are momentary instants.
