"ultimately argued" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a particular point of view was expressed and defended in a discussion, debate, or argument. For example, "The speaker ultimately argued that the proposed tax cuts would benefit everyone."
It is ultimately argued that evidence-based decision making embodies the scientific approach, and is worth consideration within primary prevention, given its early success in secondary intervention of youth mental health.
In response to the publisher's question from the audience, Moore ultimately argued that Lahiri's book of stories was such a phenomenal success because the publisher believed in it (and because it's also a very good book).
He ultimately argued that the result of this application was a Kantian ethical justification for democratic socialism.
But the defence was only tactical, since he ultimately argued that the observed results of experiments themselves needed to be challenged by a point of view which would reveal their truth or falsity.
The performance of Buddhist preaching events was ultimately argued to constitute a form of bodhisattva practice that required formal training and discipline in refining the entire corpus of communicative tools available to the preacher – from the body, to the spoken word and finally to the written text.
But ultimately argued taking care of their health shouldn't be something women need be ashamed of.
Deaton ultimately argues that good government makes the difference.
So what Loury ultimately argues for is a public policy that promotes racial egalitarianism.
Ultimately, argues Piff, hierarchies are a part of life, and eliminating inequality isn't a realistic goal.
They ultimately argue that Congress needs to revisit the laws regarding sexual harassment and update them in accordance with what has been happening recently.
We ultimately argue that the golf industry's recent adoption of EM principles in their environment-related work has political implications, as it 'protects' the industry from more radical environmental alternatives.
