The phrase "arguably in response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or action that can be interpreted as a reaction to something else, often implying that there is some debate about the validity of that interpretation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, arguably in response to the growing public concern over environmental issues."
Alternatives: "possibly as a reaction" or "potentially in reply".
The federal government had introduced a similar pilot program in 1966 but, arguably in response to the Panthers' initiative, extended the program and then made it permanent in 1975 undoubtedly to the chagrin of Hoover.
Arguably, in response to injurious stimuli, the balance shifts from an anti-inflammatory state towards the production and secretion of detrimental adipocytokines such as tumour necrosis factor-α, leptin, resistin and interleukin (IL -6 and IL -6, which and believed to exert local effects on the underlying coronaries and myocardium [ 27].
At the very least, it seems to cry out for a distinction between two kinds of 'meaning', such as the distinction between 'sense' and 'reference' that Frege drew, arguably precisely in response to this problem (see Beaney 2005).
In response, arguably the world's most militarized nation, bombed a South Korean island, killing two marines and two civilians.
Arguably the strongest opposition came in response to the stipulation that males and females have an equal opportunity to compete in sports.
Since classical statistics employs non-trivial probabilities that attach to the single case in its procedures, a fully frequentists understanding of statistics is arguably in need of a response to the reference class problem.
In response, singer Youssou N'dour, arguably the most famous Senegalese in the world, questioned the cancellation and said doing so "posed more threats" than it solved.
The formation and secretion of exosomes by biologically active cells are arguably context-dependent, i.e., arising in response to repair processes or tumor progression.
The high-gain glucagon infusion is arguably more physiologic, as glucagon is secreted rapidly in response to hypoglycemia in humans without diabetes (15).
The current analysis is grounded in response to the 2014 Ebola pandemic, as arguably the most globally active and thoroughly documented example of pandemic response.
Thus younger heavy drinkers are likely to have differing support needs and are arguably more unlikely to identify themselves as having a 'problem' in response to a limited 'aye or no' screening question.
