The phrase "in line with the argument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is consistent or aligned with a particular argument or point of view.
Example: "The evidence presented in the study is in line with the argument that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "consistent with the argument" or "aligned with the argument."
In line with the argument that many west African governments have become, to a large extent, receptacles for the administration of foreign aid, Mali's successive governments stand accused of doing what was necessary to pacify donors and little else.
Rothwell's view is much more in line with the argument that Trump voters are whites who feel that their privileged place in America is threatened by forces they don't really understand.
This paper provides several pieces of evidence in line with the argument that tranches from Magnetar-sponsored CDOs present overly risky investments.
In line with the argument by Eisenstein [25], a one-size-fits-all approach of formulating biologics for intravenous delivery needs to be reconsidered.
This may have shaped the low oil price – food price relation in the long run, in line with the argument forwarded by Jongwanich and Park (2011).
In line with the argument of status reproduction we find that chances are higher when parents have an intermediate school certificate and are at occupational qualification level.
In line with the arguments of such authorities as R.D. Martin and K.C. Beard, the (predominantly Paleocene) Plesiadapiformes (or Paromomyiformes) are not, here, regarded as Primates.
In line with the arguments in Section 1.2, HopScotch base stations are set up to be low power autonomous units, powered by a combination of renewable sources.
Although not significant, the negative signs of the state population variable are in line with the arguments put forward by Díaz-Cayeros et al. (2006) and Bosch and Campos-Vázquez (2014).
In line with the arguments of '1980s communitarians' such as Michael Walzer, it is argued that justifications for particular practices valued by Western-style liberal democrats should not be made by relying on the abstract and unhistorical universalism that often disables Western liberal democrats.
