The phrase "arguable benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit that is open to debate or interpretation, suggesting that its value may not be universally accepted.
Example: "The new policy has an arguable benefit in terms of employee satisfaction, but some may disagree on its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "debatable advantage" or "questionable benefit".
Indeed, unlike many of the transactions conducted between Enron and the Fastow partnerships, this appears to be one where there was not even a temporary or arguable benefit to the company.
It's a lucrative market and has plenty of opportunity to sustain it going forward, but I'd love to see the company begin offering its social infrastructure in some kind of micro suite to startups and SMBs — those who could arguable benefit the most from its services.
His suc cessors decided otherwise, embracing capitalism and the free market, but with arguable benefits to the country.
Instead of looking at regulation piecemeal, the collective disclosure and other requirements may account at least partially for the roughly 50% decline in the total number of U.S.-listed public companies over the last two decades, with arguable benefits.
But like a half-dozen or so new biotechnology drugs with a similar combination — alluring promise, high price and only arguable benefits — Avastin raises troubling questions: What does it mean to say an expensive drug works?
For one, mutual funds are perhaps the very best vehicles for young investors -- and not only because of the arguable performance benefits of professional management.
The online delivery process of the intervention arguable provides further benefits in enhancing the qualities of the randomisation, concealment (to participants) and double blinding (to both the participants and the researchers) as all procedures are pre-set by the CTU and IT technicians, independent of the research team who is responsible for data analysis.
However, it is arguable that studies reporting benefit up to 12 months suggest that the effects can be sustained.
While some benefits of agile development, such as decreasing time-to-market, are difficult to take advantage of in a single subcontracted team, other benefits are arguable.
In addition to the opportunities to pitch, and access to funds that have been affected by negative tax incentives, it is arguable that fintech firms would benefit more from U.S. VCs or China VCs than those in their own backyard.
Such a development, booksellers reason, can only be good for the trade, with Bertelsmann itself projecting that 20% of book sales will be made via the Internet by 2010.But it is more arguable whether all in the book business will benefit equally, or even benefit at all, from the sort of consolidation in the industry that Bertelsmann represents.
