The phrase "arguably support" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a viewpoint that could be debated or disputed. Example: "The recent changes to the company's policies arguably support the goal of increasing profits, but some employees argue that they prioritize profit over employee well-being."
The low morbidity of chickenpox in healthy children does not arguably support the universal use of vaccine.
However, electronic tools, such as PACs, RIS, and speech recognition (along with their associated workflow), are still relatively immature and arguably support only "commodity-level" capability.
That request must, however, be accompanied by a brief referring to anything in the record that might arguably support the appeal.
Although Professor Coase was supposedly conservative (he resisted this label, but the University of Virginia urged him and other economists they deemed to be conservative to leave), his conclusions arguably support many of the liberal views of unions.
So, yes, there are solid fundamentals that arguably support today's higher gold price, although it is far more debatable whether and to what extent they will continue to support higher prices in the future.
This finding could arguably support HBP's role as a marker of AKI since fluid overload is closely related to AKI and administration of RRT [28].
But while staying out of foreign conflicts has appeal at home to Democrats and Republicans alike – and arguably supports US interests – "it still sacrifices interests that are real, even if they're limited," Biddle said.
Not that anything hangs on the matter, as the usage here is a stipulation, but the ordinary meaning of 'trace' arguably supports both.
If meaningful work is a great good, crucial for human fulfillment, that consideration arguably supports the justice requirement that all people have genuine opportunities to participate in meaningful work, not merely the right to equal chances for meaningful work for all with equal native talent and ambition that FEO entails.
Observers have suggested that illegal mining is now so widespread, black-market gold arguably supports the communities once subsistent on the same mines they worked in before they shut down.
Soldiers' morale was undoubtedly affected by the deprivations faced by their families at home, yet at the end there was arguably more support for the war back in Germany than at the front.
