"could plausibly" is a valid phrase and is commonly used in written English, especially in more formal contexts.
For example, you could say: "This theory could plausibly explain the observed phenomena."
That could plausibly be done in the next five years".
Accordingly, one could plausibly conclude that this selection was dictated by state law, not by Rural.
In particular, they correspond to a boundary that confines where the surface could plausibly exist.
o We focus on policies and services which could plausibly be scaled up quickly.
They can also travel through walls and could plausibly be concealed from afar.
And there is little the White House, or Republican lawmakers, could plausibly do about that.
Those behind this attack made sure they could plausibly deny they were its authors.
He has probably won all that the EU could plausibly offer.
So let's consider some less-discussed storm attributes that could plausibly change in a warming world.
This was not a moment when the Brexit tide could plausibly be turned.
No one could plausibly disagree with the sentiments behind HR 3606, or many of the provisions.
