The phrase "if arbitrary" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to express a condition or possibility that is not predetermined or fixed. Here is an example of how it can be used: "If arbitrary, this rule could cause difficulties for the students."
It appears to be a mushy, if arbitrary, standard, perhaps less definable even than indecency.
Experts note significant differences between those who unleash viruses, with potentially widespread but somewhat random effects, and hackers, whose targets are generally specific if arbitrary.
Yet they should expect the strange passion of young males for stressful testing and for fierce, if arbitrary, loyalty to particular groups to recur in each new cadre that comes along.
Indeed, within the sort of kaffeeklatsch book club that holds meetings in the Shaws' living room, there will be much to discuss about the haunting if arbitrary way that Ms. Hamilton makes past and present, love and war, loyalty and treachery all intersect.
Twist (rate of torsional rotation along the beam axis) and warping of cross-sections are not uniform if arbitrary axial variations of elastic properties are considered.
If arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs) are taken into account, either transient signals in single shot generation mode or periodic signals in continuous generation mode can only be produced due to the finite available memory; unfortunately, both modes are not suitable to emulate noise.
We also investigated how much the efficiency can be increased if arbitrary-arranged material distributions are allowed.
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Under the standard interpretation, the above axioms can be thought of as expressing the following principles: (1) "If a proposition p is true, then if some arbitrary proposition q is true, p is (still) true".
This version of wealth, no longer inherited, is more democratic - if more arbitrary.
It makes the art world feel small and approachable, if still arbitrary and unpredictable.
