The phrase "as argument for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a rationale or justification for a particular point or position in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The author presents several studies as argument for the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "as justification for" or "as support for".
This is store as argument for how to live — that is, how to live in San Francisco or Portland.
Jamie Dimon emulates Warren Buffett in his 38-page letter to JPM shareholders -- as argument for why JP Morgan Chase is exceptionally good value for long term investors, still bruised from the collapse of bank shares in the 2008 meltdown.
The English traveller Peter Mundy visited Mauritius in 1638 and described the red rail as follows: The yellowish colouration instead of the red mentioned by other accounts has been used as argument for this referring to a distinct species, Kuina mundyi, but it has also been suggested it was due to the observed bird being a juvenile.
International experiences further suggest that where the objectives of cost-control and quality were combined or when quality was used as argument for cost control, the success regarding improved quality has been least likely.
Furthermore, the fact that the substrate-binding domain of class I aaRS belongs to one of the most common, simple protein folds (the Rossmann fold) whereas Class II enzymes adopt a more rare and complex fold, might be used as argument for the primacy of Class I.
Paulos concedes that, just as arguments for God's existence are logically inconclusive, so too are arguments against God's existence.
The Apologists of the 2nd to 4th century used numerous miraculous healings as arguments for the visible presence of the Holy Spirit in the church.
No one uses professional athletes, whose productive years end in their 20's and 30's, as arguments for retirement at 40.
Note, also, that these arguments are most naturally taken as arguments for Possibility Haecceitism rather than, say, World Haecceitism.
This can be done because channels have names and, therefore, their names may be supplied as arguments for commands.
Indeed, as we will see later on, arguments about qualia and consciousness are usually formulated as arguments for the conclusion that physicalism is false.
