The phrase "arguably follow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something can be claimed or asserted to follow logically or reasonably from a previous statement or idea.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the study can arguably follow from the data presented."
Alternatives: "can be said to follow" or "may reasonably follow".
Because the sham doctrine is so fuzzy and most deals arguably follow the letter of the law, shelter promoters can easily obtain legal opinions asserting that these products are likely to work.
Furthermore, the advantages of consistency over time and place offered by VA models in assigning cause of death is particularly relevant for large epidemiological studies such as reported here, even though physicians might arguably follow a more nuanced approach in assigning individual causes of death.
Christopher Raeburn, showing in the evening of Saturday, arguably follows Blechman's tradition of utility wear, with both designers basing their aesthetic on army issued clothing.
What arguably follows from this ideal of the family is the inappropriateness of asserting or claiming rights.
(Heim 1982, p. 372) It seems plausible that this holds for accommodation generally, and it arguably follows from the nature of accommodation.
If women and their partners have a right to reproductive autonomy, it arguably follows that they have a right to use technologies that enable them to choose the precise traits of their children.
But, arguably, what followed three years later was the finest moment in UK-made Nintendo gaming history.
If preserving establishment were not an issue, then Synod members could arguably have followed their consciences, however idiosyncratic in the eyes of the world.But there might be better reasons than that, from the church's point of view, for loosening the bonds.
For if what really drives egalitarians is the conviction that people should not be worse off than others as a result of causes for which they are not responsible, then, arguably, it follows that differential option luck is unjust.
Her dismissal would follow arguably her greatest achievement: securing UK government commitment to the electrification of rail lines between London and Swansea, with a similar upgrade for valleys commuter lines.
The GameCube would follow, arguably becoming Nintendo's first cult console merely by being overshadowed by its competitors, setting up the Wii as the company's comeback story.
