The phrase "arguably chosen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a selection or decision that can be defended or justified as being reasonable or valid.
Example: "The film was arguably chosen for its innovative storytelling and strong performances."
Alternatives: "possibly selected" or "potentially picked".
Arguably, choosing a sample from the CUR can only provide a limited scope, as they are necessarily related to undergraduate scholarship.
Arguably, choosing to consume less packaging is very difficult in Japan.
Arguably, the chosen components do not cover the topic of labour market efficiency, regulations, or institutions exhaustively, leaving aside other important aspects such as worker protection, safety and health, social security provisions, and labour administration.
I may arguably have chosen the wrong career path (though journalism seemed a noble profession when I began) to earn enough to pay my bills.
This lower threshold could arguably be chosen for initial diabetes screening by fasting whole-blood glucose to improve sensitivity, although recent clinical practice recommendations have not commented on the distinction between whole-blood and plasma glucose in diabetes screening (24).
Arguably, it was chosen as the starting point for the Jubilee tour because of its location at the heart of England, and its reputation as one of the most multi-cultural cities in the UK.
In this paper, this question is investigated with regards to the ozone formation reaction and a particular design of a microchannel plasma reactor, with parameters so chosen to arguably achieve low voltage operation.
Then you come out tonight and choose arguably the world's hardest song to sing, even if you're a guy.
On Tuesday last week, we had the formal declaration of the Senate result and at that date he was arguably not capable of being chosen".
Instead of protesting this arguably unnecessary festivity, I've chosen to celebrate it myself.
