The phrase "a controversial hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theory or idea that is subject to debate or disagreement within a particular field or among experts.
Example: "The researcher presented a controversial hypothesis that challenged the established understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "a disputed theory" or "a contentious proposition."
This is a controversial hypothesis, but it is certainly plausible.
It's a controversial hypothesis, which others have put forward before, and it has sparked plenty of debate within the industry.
Gordon surmised that the Pirahã provided support for a controversial hypothesis advanced early in the last century by Benjamin Lee Whorf, a student of Sapir's.
"I felt I had one shot at a controversial hypothesis," he said, "and it worked really well".
Music is thus a demonstration of the underlying fitness of the singer, or player.This is still a controversial hypothesis.
A controversial hypothesis, Ms. Levin Pelchat said, is that food aromas may cause a release of insulin into the bloodstream, resulting in a drop in blood sugar and possibly feelings of hunger.
As with any controversial hypothesis, achieving consensus regarding adult mammalian cardiac myocyte turnover will likely require multiple lines of evidence using multiple different methodologies.
A more controversial hypothesis was that the crime decline was a delayed demographic effect of more liberal abortion laws introduced in the USA in the early 1970s after the Roe vs Wade case in the Supreme Court.
A prominent albeit controversial hypothesis, describing one form of cancer cell plasticity, is the concept of the existence of cancer stem cells (CSC) [ 2].
This is a highly interesting and controversial hypothesis — much more interesting than anything having to do with the straw poll itself — so let's take a couple of different approaches toward it.
This is the controversial hypothesis of a leading geneticist who believes that the immense capacity of the human brain to learn new tricks is under attack from an array of genetic mutations that have accumulated since people started living in cities a few thousand years ago.
