The phrase "raises the argument" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to bring up or introduce an argument for discussion or consideration. Example: "The new research raises the argument that climate change is a result of human activity rather than natural causes."
For all of its importance and the complicated constitutional questions it raises, the argument in the case was somewhat flat.
This then raises the argument that innate effector cell modulation could be achieved indirectly by controlling protein adsorption to eliminate receptor-mediated signalling.
This raises the argument that COMP in cartilage may be functionally redundant Here, we show that COMP-deficient mice develop an early-onset CIA and more severe arthritis during the chronic phase of the disease.
I am appalled she should even raise the argument.
Guardian US columnist Jessica Valenti raised the argument on Twitter following the app's release.
Who would have standing to raise the argument that Mr. Obama had not become president as a consequence?
I could have emphasized religious freedom; I raised the argument, but there was an easier way to show that the court had gone astray.
Justice Scalia, joined by Justice Clarence Thomas, dissented, saying that Mr. Jefferson had not properly raised the argument addressed by the majority.
The question before the Supreme Court is whether he took too long to raise the argument that he could not have lawfully been sentenced to death.
"Some people also raised the argument that you can't do that while Powell is conducting an important mission in the region," he said.
Because petitioner did not raise the argument that Rule 11 sanctions could only be imposed against the two attorneys who signed the complaint, see Pavelic & LeFlore v. Marvel Entertainment Group, 493 U.S. 120, 110 S.Ct.
