The phrase "could arguably be considered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce an opinion that could be argued either way. For example: The new policy, which emphasizes job training instead of hiring additional workers, could arguably be considered a good economic decision.
Any photograph that focused on a suit protected by a copyright could arguably be considered a derivative work.
Yet little attention is paid to what could arguably be considered to be the most dangerous propaganda emerging from the group – the pictures and videos that attempt to normalise and even glamorise life within Isis.
Blake pulls me up, pointing out that the BDSM porn she produces, despite its depictions of "negotiation and after-care and affection and tenderness and real relationships", could arguably be considered extreme and is in fact illegal.
Such transformation in India's role could arguably be considered as an outcome of to counter China's recent unilateral attempts to control the water resources of the Brahmaputra.
epending on your definition of danger, at this very second Mexico is the only country that could arguably be considered more perilous and hopelessly fucked than Syria.
A-Trak, for his part, certainly isn't shy to recognize Braxe and Falke's place within bloghouse's legacy: his mix seamlessly blends Falke's classic remix of Swedish indie band the Whitest Boy Alive's "Golden Cage" into Falke and Braxe's punchy take on Kelis' "Bossy"—two neon-streaked cuts that could arguably be considered in the top tier of the canon.
This measure combines both proximity and local density and can arguably be considered a crude measure of local outlet clustering.
In children or minors who already demonstrate certain risk factors or early stages of disease, genetic susceptibility testing for these diseases, even though they have traditionally been considered late-onset, could arguably be morally acceptable.
