The phrase "arguably display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something can be reasonably claimed or asserted to show or exhibit a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "The results of the study arguably display a significant correlation between exercise and mental health."
Alternatives: "possibly demonstrate" or "potentially show".
Hoffman's performance is not quite as distinctive as Phoenix's – and he arguably displays some mannerisms from previous movies – but he is utterly plausible as the leader and pseudo-scientific thinker, somewhere between Mussolini and Dale Carnegie.
This bias was arguably displayed with greatest clarity in the "greed is good" speech by Michael Douglas, in the role of Gordon Gekko, in the 1980s classic, "Wall Street".Nonetheless, having watched the current best-selling DVD over the Easter weekend, The Economist hereby claims Mr Crook's prize.
This arguably small display encourages the viewer to meander throughout the first-floor contemporary portrait galleries in a quasi treasure hunt and discover the works, each marked with a distinctive "Who Are You?" logo.
There's no crazy (and arguably useless) display hinge, but it does pack a big ol' spacious QWERTY keyboard.
Within two years, though, super-pixel-dense displays became a standard feature on high-end mobile phones, and arguably the best display on a phone right now belongs to the HTC One, whose 4.7-inch screen contains more than two million pixels at a density of four hundred and sixty-eight pixels per inch.
This was not arguably a vintage display from Fulham, but it did not need to be.
The screen and even backlight combination makes the Voyage's display arguably the best ever fitted to an e-reader.
Liverpool stalled collectively to hand Steve McClaren a precious win as Newcastle manager and leave Klopp lamenting arguably the worst display of his reign.
In arguably the worst display since Dalglish took over for a second spell a year ago the Reds boss pulled no punches in telling the group any repetition was likely to result in a swift exit.
After his Golden State Warriors produced arguably their finest display of the year to beat the Spurs on Sunday night, Steve Kerr has now experienced two separate 72-win seasons – and he admitted it was a lot to take in.
