The phrase "arguably unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may be considered unique, but there is room for debate or differing opinions on that uniqueness.
Example: "The artist's style is arguably unique, setting her apart from her contemporaries in the art world."
Alternatives: "potentially one-of-a-kind" or "possibly distinctive".
A few days later Mr Jobs called a reporter at the New York Times to explain that his condition was not life-threatening, but he did so "off the record", so no details are public even now.Mr Jobs is arguably unique in the extent to which his identity and fate are intertwined with those of his company.
What's more, the mechanism by which proper names refer is arguably unique to such expressions.
The case of the long known and arguably unique catalyst methyltrioxorhenium for light olefin oxidation is explored in this context.
For a heavily urbanised country of its population size, the situation in Great Britain is arguably unique.
In this sense, the CE interview method is arguably unique in its capacity to glean the situated nature of symptoms in the context of subjects' lives.
What makes the SRP arguably unique is the very wide range of knowledge resources from geoscientists to community members that is brought together in full multidirectional partnerships to solve real-life problems and reduce disease burdens.
Larger clubs typically have to buy 10 to 30 properties in each destination to meet membership demand, which can result in better real estate deals but arguably fewer unique homes.
Risk communication around food is arguably a unique area in that the benefits it provides are necessary for survival [ 16].
The factors described above that are relevant to how EMR systems present genetic testing results are arguably not unique to genetic tests.
Development of CLDs based on content analysis of qualitative data and using these CLDs to guide further thinking of the complex system behaviour is arguably a unique feature of this analysis.
Based on this pool of data, we were able to build the largest and arguably a unique longitudinal MRIPH study in patients with symptomatic moderate to severe carotid disease (50 99%).
