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That is a plausible argument. The inconsistency looks something like: If our evidence isn't good enough to sentence someone to death, it's not good enough to sentence someone to life either. You're right that the "correctability" of life sentences is a major plus.
There are unavoidable tradeoffs, here — I don't think "good enough" is the right frame, because the passive position is not *nothing,* it's potentially subjecting society to continued exposure to a person who kills for fun or personal gain.
One could argue along similar lines, for example, that vaccines have proven risks — sometimes including the risk of death — and that this is simply too great a risk to bear. But if the argument ends there, a pretty crucial piece is left out.
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