Original sentence: "  Those familiar with the traditional meaning tend to criticize this usage as incorrect.In modern usage, however, the phrase is most often not associated with a logical fallacy, but is simply taken to mean that the statement draws attention to some particular issue.Nonetheless, this modern meaning has come into widespread use.This usage is criticized by proponents of the traditional meaning, but has nonetheless come into sufficiently widespread use that it is now the most common use of the term
Edited sentence: "  Those familiar with the original usage tend to regard this usage as incorrect.A writer or speaker can use another phrase such as "this raises the question" to avoid the conflict, or the appearance of ignorance of the original meaning.In a somewhat controversial recent usage, the phrase is not associated with a logical fallacy, but is taken to mean that the statement draws attention to some particular issue