The phrase "arguably implements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subject that can be debated or supported with evidence, indicating that the implementation is open to interpretation.
Example: "The new software arguably implements a more efficient algorithm than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "possibly incorporates" or "potentially applies".
While SCORM is arguably the most implemented ITLET standard in the world, and continues to serve a purpose in some contexts, ADL has identified further standards development that aligns more with the cloud-services and data-rich contemporary environment.
The hyperexponential distribution is a means of implementing an arguably more realistic ensemble of a few large coefficients followed by a tail of weaker values [ 38].
RIO DE JANEIRO — While the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether American universities should take account of race when they admit new students, Brazil is implementing what are arguably the most radical affirmative action measures for universities in the West.
Due to his leadership role at OutServe, and the publicity he and the organization received after repeal was implemented, he is arguably a public person.
Yet this part is being implemented with no greater and arguably with less difficulty than the more mundane portions.
Successive waves of cuts have been stipulated by the Troika in return for its loans, but implemented without resistance, and arguably, a degree of enthusiasm, by the two governments of the "post-sovereign" era.
However, guidelines and scholarship regarding community engagement are arguably unsettled, making it difficult to implement and evaluate.
Change was desperately needed and, even if Di Canio went the wrong way about implementing it, his reforms have arguably made Poyet's task appreciably easier.
tl dr, a little more privacy-minded obfuscation and user choice would, arguably, be nice from WhatsApp — and, if implemented well, should not risk overcomplicating its usability.
Arguably, the nation most well known to have implemented this type of execution was the British Empire, in its role as paramount power in India, and in particular as a punishment for native soldiers found guilty of mutiny or desertion.
