The phrase "arguments reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing claims, points, or reasons that have been communicated or documented.
Example: "The arguments reported in the study highlight the need for further research in this area."
Alternatives: "claims presented" or "points made".
In a recent paper titled Escaping the Laboratory: the Rodent Experiments of John B Calhoun and their Cultural Influence, the historians Ed Ramsden and Jon Adams chart how their subject's reputation took off, with his arguments reported in newspapers and quoted frequently by politicians, architects and urban planners.
Two-thirds (n = 68, 64.8 %) of articles mentioning arguments reported both supportive and critical arguments.
Many arguments reported in recent literature sustained the choice of markers used in our study: PI3Kα, Akt-2, Twist1, ALDH1, Bmi1, CD44 [ 14- 16].
Appraisal of arguments reported in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) included in systematic reviews published or indexed in the Cochrane library studying surgical treatments in patients with spinal stenosis.
This rationale seems to be in line with the arguments reported in previous studies on outsourcing and contracting out (e.g. [ 2, 25]) as well as with the literature addressing the properties of different ownership types [ 18].
This supports the argument reported by Peden et al. [27] that experience in many countries has shown that demerit points system may not have effective outcomes unless effectively supported by visible enforcement.
A reductio ad absurdum argument reported by Aristotle suggests that the atomists argued from the assumption that, if a magnitude is infinitely divisible, nothing prevents it actually having been divided at every point.
By applying the DKL analysis to the present context, one can see that the coupling cp RQ can be neglected for nuclear displacements around the equilibrium coordinates of each diabatic electronic PES involved in the Cukier model, which supports the Cukier argument reported above.
It has to do with form, clarity, argument, reporting, sound….so many things.
Strengthening Fayyad's arguments, reports have been issued by United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Robert Serry, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, all expressing enthusiastic support for the progress toward a self-sustaining Palestinian state.
She had once been a government lawyer, but that night, she showed little patience for their arguments, The Post reported.
