The phrase "arguably allowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or argument where something can be claimed or asserted to permit or enable a particular outcome or interpretation.
Example: "The new policy is arguably allowing for greater flexibility in work hours, which could improve employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "potentially permitting" or "possibly enabling".
If students begin such thinking at the beginning of their legal studies, it becomes normal, arguably allowing for better educated graduates.
The imagery in "Vincent," a meditation on Van Gogh and his painting "Starry Night" that appeared on the same album as "Pie," is more focused, arguably allowing Mr. McLean to present his ideas, in this case about art and identity, without generating vast speculation about their meaning.
Silva had not looked in his best Manchester City form in the first half, his legitimate tag of best player in England appearing to weigh him down in the company of compatriots, though the most significant Spanish substitution was arguably allowing Pepe Reina to take over from Casillas in goal.
However, the wrong changes to taxation could have a negative effect on the provision of rented homes: arguably, allowing tax breaks and profits allows people to make a business of letting homes, while removing financial incentive could drive out professional landlords.
Owners can also control the settings from iOS and Android devices, arguably allowing for even more savings.
Some of them arguably allowed sweatshops to flourish.
The deal would arguably allow Yahoo to stabilize things and permit the company to focus on rebuilding its core business.
"In one sense, the fact that Cyprus is small arguably allows them to experiment a bit more.
In making and managing his money, Romney appears to take every possible, conceivable, imaginable inch that the law arguably allows.
But while these alliances arguably allowed India as a country to cohere, they could also result in the stunting of decisive reforms.
Of the vast statutory powers Trump would avail himself of, Goitein said two could arguably allow him to build the border wall with Defense Department funding.
