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'to prove controversial' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a statement or topic that is likely to generate discussion or argument. For example, "The proposed new policy on immigration is likely to prove controversial."
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But the suggestion is likely to prove controversial.
However, the issue has continued to prove controversial.
The ban is likely to prove controversial, initially at least, among some Australian trainers.
The revelation that Britain is involved in the Predator programme is likely to prove controversial.
The hefty salaries are likely to prove controversial with Co-op members.
Mr Cameron's comments on censoring or shutting down social media sites and mobile networks are likely to prove controversial.
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Monday's announcement will give another boost to fracking, which may prove controversial in some circles.
Burnham said the new housing scheme should not prove controversial to the people of Greater Manchester.
Our determination to tackle poverty will sometimes prove controversial.
This could prove controversial.
Attempts to do so have proven controversial, to say the least.
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