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"a high probability that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is very likely to happen. For example, "Given the high rate of infections in the area, there is a high probability that a second lockdown will be implemented."
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So, despite being incredibly rich, there's a high probability that they would still marry for money.
"There's a high probability that the worst of the crisis is yet to come," Arcay said.
First, the defendant must subjectively believe that there is a high probability that a fact exists.
Thus, there is a high probability that all events will be telemetered.
But one National Hockey League official said last night that there is a high probability that he's gone.
Raffaello Pantucci, a counter-terrorism expert, said there was a "high probability" that Khazani had forged links to Isis.
Last week, Britain's foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, said there was a "high probability" that a bomb was planted.
That created a high probability that the strain of continuing pregnancy would kill her.
"There is a high probability that the aircraft landed in one piece," Bouillard told me.
When several of these indicators differ significantly from what was expected, there's a high probability that the election included fraud.
But now we can refine this, it helps for there to be a high probability that the relationship will continue.
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