The phrase "arguments verbatim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to presenting or quoting arguments exactly as they were originally stated, without any alterations.
Example: "In my analysis, I will present the arguments verbatim to ensure that the original intent is preserved."
Alternatives: "exact arguments" or "arguments as stated".
The findings and arguments mainly rely on verbatim quotes of the 19 participants who used the Internet in their daily lives.
French had written an affidavit to Carter that, in part, recalled verbatim an argument between him and union printer Levi Huber.
C.E). quotes verbatim Zeno's argument that if there are many things, they are limited and unlimited, as follows: "If there are many things, it is necessary that they be just so many as they are and neither greater than themselves nor fewer.
Another young man began repeating verbatim the "nothingness" argument, as if finding no contradiction with his earlier avowed dedication to serve Christ.
He seems to follow Trump-friendly "Fox and Friends" closely, often tweeting arguments made on the program almost verbatim and re-tweeting from the show's Twitter account.
Ms. Rees, the director of the human rights office in Sarajevo from 1998 to 2006, said that dispute in the movie "The Whistleblower," recently released in the United States, was lifted almost verbatim from a running argument she had around 2001.
We selected 216 compositions written for six tasks by 36 examinees in a field test representing score levels 3, 4, and 5 on the TOEFL Essay then coded the texts for lexical and syntactic complexity, grammatical accuracy, argument structure, orientations to evidence, and verbatim uses of source text.
Side-by-side display of arguments involves presenting, in a matrix form, verbatim descriptions of options, treatment processes, their possible consequences, and/or reasons for choosing and not choosing the options.
For us, it wasn't simply the opportunity of remaining verbatim; it was the chance to make an argument in the present tense, and see what it says, every time, every night, to every audience member who is there.
A summary table showing verbatim quotes in support of or against each benefit option and which type of argument was used is shown in Additional file 2. Because, there is such controversy regarding the extreme cost of some cancer medications, we reviewed those comments in which participants mentioned their reasoning regarding selection of the level of cancer treatment they endorsed.
