The phrase "a likely occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that is expected to happen or has a high probability of happening.
Example: "Given the current weather conditions, rain is a likely occurrence this afternoon."
Alternatives: "a probable event" or "a probable occurrence."
If the offender can't be found to answer the accusation (a likely occurrence given that most Web sites targeted will be overseas), the government or a private party can seek an injunction from a judge to compel advertising networks and payment systems like MasterCard or PayPal to stop doing business with the site.
Not a prediction, and certainly not a likely occurrence that reversion-to-the-mean would happen overnight, but a sobering thought nonetheless!
Although the authors do not address the formation of CXCR4/CXCR7 heterodimers by their transductants, it would seem to be a likely occurrence.
Whether these grieving attendees contracted smallpox from the graveside or from another ill person in the community, a likely occurrence during an outbreak, is unknown.
Also, given the ubiquity of base stations, one would expect that a base station being near existing cancer clusters is a likely occurrence.
Given that the gradual decline of gene flow after divergence could well be a likely occurrence, we consider the effect this migration has on inference of species trees.
Nearly 12% believe a rate cut is a more likely occurrence than a rate hike.
It restricts any posthumous exploitation of the actor, be it through the use of CG to digitally resurrect him in Mrs Doubtfire 2 or as a live hologram performing comedy on stage – something that the advancement of technology has made an increasingly likely occurrence.
The decline of HAV infection for >20 years is a consequence of good sanitation and hygienic conditions (vaccination against HAV is rarely performed in Italy) and has generated an increasing proportion of adults who are susceptible to this virus at an age characterized by the likely occurrence of a more severe clinical illness (5 ).
The authors conclude that this is a strategy of this genus (more species of which are being discovered widely around the planet) to protect against photodamage during high irradiance exposure - a more and more likely occurrence these days.
This MINLP approach can be used to detect the likely occurrence of a snowball effect in a plant and to develop control architectures that can avoid this problem.
