"social argument" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an argument being made about a social issue, such as poverty or racism. For example, "The social argument against poverty is that it creates a situation of inequality."
As well as the social argument for an energy windfall tax, there is a political reason why it is essential.
Is there a social argument such as keeping historical livelihoods intact or keeping genetic diversity intact for government programs to maintain economically inferior breeds?
Or, as Sinclair more calmly puts it, it is an example of memoir operating as "an element within a larger social argument".
In addition there is the social argument that it is wrong to pay different benefits to different people, all of whom have the same degree of disability no matter how or when the respective conditions were caused.
There's the usual earnest plea that ethnic minorities be left alone to cultivate their otherness rather than be forcibly merged into the bland mediocrity of humankind, but the liberal social argument, such as it is, is soon abandoned.
There is no economic or social argument to justify these arbitrary targets for spending and debt, especially when the cost of debt service, given low interest rates and the average 14-year term of our government debt, has rarely been lower over the past 300 years.
Social arguments aside, the Camaro is back.
The medical and social arguments for emergency contraception are obvious.
It is not to take political stands or support sides in social arguments, but simply to assess the art.
All the economic and social arguments against immigrant entry to the workforce could be - and were - deployed decades ago against female entry to the workforce.
Ignoring the social arguments, the process of rehousing families in the appropriate housing is 'sticky' and will take years to correct.
