The phrase "as a good argument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a point or reasoning that supports a particular stance or opinion.
Example: "Many believe that climate change is a pressing issue, and as a good argument, one could cite the increasing frequency of extreme weather events."
Alternatives: "as a strong point" or "as a valid reason".
"You might see me as a good argument for curbing immigration".
And he appealed to the idea that government shouldn't pick winners and losers, which he sees as a good argument against oil subsidies.
That chapter opens with a vivid description of eating live earthworms, which you describe as "a good argument for cremation". Were you worried it would put people off?
So much so, in fact, that SiCortex was one of two companies Dr Metcalfe dropped from his portfolio earlier this year.In whatever profession he has taken up, there is nothing Dr Metcalfe enjoys as much as a good argument.
It struck me as a good argument.
It took federal agencies until 2007 -- well after problems arose -- to put out comprehensive guidance on subprime mortgages, something consumer advocates point out as a good argument for creating a dedicated consumer protection agency.
I appreciate when people question best practices that are so easily taken for granted as correct; a good argument for the employment of multi-hyphenate oral historians!
The truth of it is, as well as you can make a good argument for recognising and rewarding the 'best of something'.
Not that there's anything wrong with knowledgeable comedians like Marcus Brigstocke or Russell Brand being on Question Time, or producers trying to bring some entertainment into the show - I like a good argument as much as the next person.
They both like rollercoasters too, sharing the thrill of speeding up and down, and enjoy a good argument -- as long as it doesn't last too long.
And we moms, well, we at least subliminally encourage it -- after all, we love a good argument almost as much as we love kibbitzing.
