The phrase "a higher likelihood for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or chance of an event occurring in a specific context.
Example: "The new policy has created a higher likelihood for increased employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an increased chance of" or "a greater probability of".
"We expect that in the September and December quarters growth in Apple's business will re-accelerate, accompanied by a higher likelihood for earnings upside".
PEBLO ratings and disposition results were similar between the two amputation groups, but the Ertl group demonstrated a higher likelihood for returning to duty.
There was a higher likelihood for gun carrying among males compared to females, among non-Hispanic Blacks, and among those who reported a higher violence index.
A report by the Department of Corrections shows a higher likelihood for Māori offenders to have police contact; be charged; lack legal representation; not be granted bail; plead guilty; be convicted; be sentenced to non-monetary penalties; and be denied release to Home Detention.
The report asserts that the reasons for this massive disparity manifest themselves at every phase of the criminal justice system, beginning with a higher likelihood for police to stop and arrest black suspects, and ending with an increased likelihood that black defendants will be forced to rely on overworked and underfunded public defenders.
However, an enrichment of crosses displaying a higher likelihood for strong heterosis would probably be helpful.
Similarly, frail people reporting low enjoyment of their home and neighbourhood were at an higher likelihood for mortality, discharge to higher level care and 1-month emergency rehospitalisation.
This presents a high likelihood for a network coding opportunity, where a relay node can combine packets intended for exchange between two neighbouring nodes into one transmission.
Elevated levels of immunoreactive trypsinogen (IRT) represent a high likelihood for the screened child to be affected with CF. However, the specificity of IRT is low.
Technicians are also aware that, because this pattern is created by escalating volatility, there is a high likelihood for wide price swings to continue.
CAMD, through the use of aggregated datasets resulting from data pooling across stakeholders, also is engaged in the qualification of biomarkers to identify individuals with episodic memory loss that have a high likelihood for conversion to Alzheimer's dementia.
