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The phrase "arguably wasteful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a practice, action, or resource allocation that may be considered excessive or unnecessary, but where there is room for debate about its validity.
Example: "The company's decision to invest in such a large marketing campaign seems arguably wasteful, given the current economic climate."
Alternatives: "potentially inefficient" or "possibly excessive".
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Oxford and Cambridge, more than other British universities, still offer undergraduate students close attention from a designated don.The system is threadbare and arguably wasteful, especially as many students do little to prepare for their supervisions.
One Unsullied soldier with his throat slit, two very angry dragons and the noble if arguably wasteful death of Mance Rayder, saved from burning alive by a merciful arrow to the chest.
In turn, workers increase their health care usage -- a chunk of it arguably wasteful -- since they are in large part shielded from the true cost of care.
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In the near future, what is arguably the most wasteful feature of L.A.'s streets — the overwhelming swath of parking spaces — could soon become one of its biggest open resources.
That's extremely wasteful, but at least the Pentagon arguably needed coffee makers and toilet seats.
For years, the overvalued financial markets sent highly misleading signals that caused hundreds of billions and arguably trillions of dollars of valuable national savings to be misallocated to unneeded and wasteful investment.
Velly wasteful.
Wasteful packaging.
Qualifications, arguably.
"Our society is wasteful".
The insured are wasteful.
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