The phrase "arguably more valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a subjective opinion that something may have greater worth or importance, while acknowledging that this is open to debate.
Example: "In the context of environmental sustainability, renewable energy sources are arguably more valuable than fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "potentially more significant" or "possibly more important".
While solid state lights and LED bulbs have been promoted as a tools for energy conservation, industry experts and executives suggest that efficiency will become a Trojan horse for a host of unexpected and arguably more valuable applications.
And what about colleagues who do not come from a research background but have spent years working in practice developing arguably more valuable vocational skills at the forefront of their industries?
Last summer, Mr. Edwards turned up at a fund-raiser for Frank Chiodo in Des Moines accompanied by three retired Chicago Cubs players, a contribution that for this baseball fan was arguably more valuable than a check.
It would pad out the formal details of its users, but the piles of other Facebook data like the films, books, music and travel we all like are arguably more valuable for targeting advertising.
And while there can be no argument that the right to bear arms is written into the Constitution, we cannot keep pretending that this right is somehow without limit, even as we place reasonable limits on arguably more valuable rights like the freedom of speech and due process.
"What makes it [Instagram video] arguably more valuable for brands is Instagram's existing bigger user base, especially for brands who have built Instagram followers, and the ability to apply filters," says Mark Holden, head of futures at media planning and buying agency Arena.
These FDIC guarantees were arguably even more valuable to the recipient companies than the TARP cash injections because without them their futures were in doubt; any attempt to issue debt would have likely resulted in exorbitant interest rates and a reduction in the percentage of the company owned by existing shareholders.
HBO has arguably never been more valuable.
Now Google gets arguably an even more valuable bit of spectrum real estate effectively for nothing.Building a network of white-space transmitters would then be a small price for Google to pay for gaining much the same kind of market dominance in mobile search and services as it has long established on the desktop.
Arguably, HBO's content is more valuable which is why it's priced at a premium, but it still may be too high to attract the legion of cord cutters who are ditching cable TV for financial reasons.
But as the department itself acknowledges, arguably this gain should be credited to the pharmaceutical industry rather than the NHS.The notion that public-service output becomes more valuable in a growing economy is also contentious.
