The phrase "arguable factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a point or element that can be debated or contested in a particular context.
Example: "The impact of social media on mental health is an arguable factor in the ongoing discussion about its effects on society."
Alternatives: "debatable element" or "contentious point".
However, the significance of this potentially confounding factor is arguable in view of the weak relationships between different motor abilities (Schmidt and Lee 1999) and reported plateau in postural stability between 7 and 12 years of age (Olivier et al. 2008).
While exact prevalence rates may be arguable to date, risk factors for psychopathology in older adults appear cumulative with age.
It is arguable that the principal predictive factor of response to immune checkpoint inhibition will be the presence of a pre-existing polarized immune response and the mechanisms controlling its chronic activation/exhaustion rather than the nature of the initial triggering antigens whether viral or cancer-associated.
While it might be feasible to provide model-based predictions of carbon stocks and sequestration rates, an ex-ante prediction including the driving factors market and policy is arguable.
As previously said, available diagnostic tools in the pre-hospital setting are scant and clinical examination of the patient, whose relevance is in itself already arguable, can be further flawed by environmental factors and thus may be deemed unreliable.
So if you want to factor in those corporate taxes, that's an arguable case — but it carries with it the implication that regressive tax policy has been a major culprit in rising inequality.
The SF arguable is said to be resistant to management systems due protection from external factors by sorption on fine particles.
And it is arguable that this in itself rules out the possibility of some metaphysically independent non-physical factor making any causal difference to the unfolding of the physical world.
This multicenter study was conducted to investigate the occurrence and related factors of PSI in Lenke type 1A curve specifically, since the appropriate distal fusion level is less arguable in Lenke type 1A than in type 1B or 1C.
Because the evidence of the patient's prospective wishes is arguable, the State has an obligation to argue it and should err on the side of preservation, all other factors being equal.
