"discuss arguments" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it in an essay, for example, when trying to persuade a reader to consider two differing arguments. For example: In this essay, we will discuss arguments for and against wearing jeans to the office.
Have students read one or more of the articles below and discuss arguments for and against increasing taxes on the wealthy.
Senior officials from the Home Office and senior ranks in the police have since met to discuss arguments they might put to the Treasury and fight their cause.
What will look good on the CV? · The ability to express, interpret and discuss arguments and hypotheses · Awareness of spiritual and emotional dimensions · Financial and business awareness, and entrepreneurship.
In Section 7 we will discuss arguments that point to the limitations of naturalized epistemology in the analytic style as well.
We motivate the intuitive appeal of this conception, discuss its relation to scientific method and discuss arguments challenging both its attainability as well as its desirability.
We will discuss arguments for reestablishing Tokyo as the "Venice of the East" and movements to reclaim and re-naturalize its canals and harbors.
The senators, in their meeting, discussed arguments that Mr. Lott's allies would use in their appearance on the Sunday morning talk shows to defend the senator and his party.
It is one of the most discussed arguments against physicalism.
His argument uses variants on two much discussed arguments he has developed in the course of challenging the tenability of contemporary nonreductive physicalism — the downward causation and causal exclusion arguments.
John Rawls has made one of the most widely discussed arguments to this effect (Rawls 1971), and while the strong form of this argument has been clearly refuted (Zaitchik, Sher), it remains a problem for desert-based principles.
And, in the context of discussing arguments concerning supervenience and non-naturalism, it has been proposed that the ethical supervenes on the set of properties that are not ethical properties as those are understood by the non-naturalist (McPherson 2012).
