The phrase "arguably suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something can be reasonably claimed or asserted, but there may be differing opinions on the matter.
Example: "The findings of the study arguably suggest that a change in policy could lead to better outcomes for the community."
Alternatives: "possibly indicate" or "may imply".
Judge Garcia wrote that Mr. Wood's bizarre statements at his trial and in prison "at least arguably suggest the petitioner lacks a rational understanding of the causal link between his role in his criminal offense and the reason he has been sentenced to death".
These molecular observations in the honeybee arguably suggest a diverse range of neuroligin-neurexin interactions that need to be either confirmed to be similar or absent in vertebrates.
Despite this, the findings from animal models arguably suggest that gender-related changes in biology may require closer investigation in relation to other aspects of the phenotype in human populations.
Well, the fact that Lionel Messi was penalised for taking one for Barcelona against Milan in November 2011 arguably suggests otherwise but there is still no excuse for it.
But dispensing with the boring parts of the process arguably suggests a certain blitheness or unthinking overconfidence on Mr Perry's part.
The narrow view that the Clause forbids only state laws that diminish the duties of a contractual obligor and not laws that increase them, a view arguably suggested by Satterlee v. Matthewson, 2 Pet.
Research on human vision arguably suggests that perception of artificial stimuli is poorer than that of natural scenes.
The diencephalic neuroepithelium or the ectodermal epithelium of Rathke's pouch stained positive for Neph2, arguably suggesting a role for Neph2 (in concert with Neph1) in the development of the pituitary gland.
Studies examining tobacco protoplasts [ 27], sycamore cells [ 34] or mitochondria isolated from either winter wheat [ 38] or potato tubers [ 20], as well as developing tracheary elements [ 32] provide evidence suggesting that CsA effectively inhibits or delays PCD; this, arguably, suggests a role for the PTP in plant PCD.
This criticism arguably does not suggest the need to abandon interpretation by reference to the legislature's intention, but serves to highlight the importance of the need to use the power of interpretation in an appropriate manner.
Arguably, these features suggest a population where there may be a benefit of intervention and follow-up to prevent cardiovascular risk.
