The phrase "arguably explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that can be interpreted or understood in a certain way, suggesting that there is a reasonable argument for that explanation.
Example: "The phenomenon of climate change can be arguably explained by the increase in greenhouse gas emissions over the past century."
Alternatives: "potentially clarified" or "possibly elucidated".
For example, the use of "red" to refer to the color of blood, roses, stop signs, etc,. is arguably explained by its use to refer to certain colors in good light, but not vice versa: the latter use is "basic" to all the other uses.
The latter theory arguably explains the team's recent record of only one win in 11 games and the chalking up of eight goalless draws this season.
Misplacement of sexuality arguably explains the ancient Greek system; however, homosexuality still exists in the present social structure, which resembles little of Ancient Greece.
This dynamic arguably explains why, for instance, it makes sense for MySpace to implement Facebook Connect on its site, as it announced it would when it re-shifted its focus from being a social networking tool to a music content hub.
Any arbitrary outbreak can arguably be explained by either high intensity exposure (high R0) with a high level of prior immunity or a high rate of asymptomatic infection, or alternatively by a low R0 with less immunity, or by appropriate intermediate combinations [1].
Samuel Eto'o, a free agent since leaving Chelsea in the summer, remains one of the few alternatives available to Liverpool and arguably helps explain the late change of heart on Balotelli.
Reasons that seem to derive from desires can arguably be more plausibly explained by pleasure, which can also serve to explain reasons that desire cannot explain: reasons deriving from pleasures that the agent does not actually desire.
However as John Osborne explains, arguably the greatest challenge that the composites industry faces is convincing rail engineers that modern polymer composites which have often been developed for use in aircraft are suitable for use in trains and that the composites are not expensive.
"Technology, by itself, was," he told his audience, "arguably insufficient to explain growth in the past.
In point four, he explained that, "Norwegians are arguably as important a minority as Nigerians," but said it wasn't why he had asked Ayoade that particular question.
Arguably, Faith No More's strange career can better be explained by a category error.
