"arguably low" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a comparative measurement or opinion and you want to say that the measurement or opinion is lower than might be expected. For example, "The recent stock prices have been arguably low compared to the same time last year."
Some samples are arguably low in heavy metal content with 28% of the batteries having a sum of less than 100 ppm of the analyzed metals.
The Internet has certainly lowered the barriers of participation – if one wants to get involved, there are numerous arguably low cost ways to do so... .. Corrina DiGennaro, "The Internet: politics as usual?" "Last night, I turned off NPR in a state of complete disgust.
However, one of the main limitations hindering its mass scale production is the arguably low stability of organic photovoltaic.
The graphitic carbon which is expected to be combusted between 600 and 800 °C [5] can only be observed at an arguably low level.
The exchange rate is way too high for the south and arguably low enough to limit the growth of the non-tradable side of the German economy.
Despite this arguably low overall quality, there are still frequent continuous stretches of correct k bases in the reads when compared to the finished genome.
However, besides its arguably lowest energy density (0.5 1.5 compared to 75 200 Wh kg 1 for Li-ion batteries)2, PHS also suffers from geographic limitations because of the needs in terms of water and elevation.
You can even check out Lum-Tec's arguably low-tech availability chart to see if you can get one.
In this paper, this question is investigated with regards to the ozone formation reaction and a particular design of a microchannel plasma reactor, with parameters so chosen to arguably achieve low voltage operation.
