The phrase "a likely option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential choices or alternatives that seem probable or reasonable in a given context.
Example: "Given the current market trends, switching to a digital marketing strategy is a likely option for increasing our outreach."
Alternatives: "a probable choice" or "a feasible alternative."
But it seems a likely option.
Ashraf Ghani, chairman of Kabul University, is a likely option if President Bush decides to break with tradition and appoint a non-American.
To transfer troops from Iraq is not a likely option in the short term, as scaling back the operation there may turn out to be a rather prolonged affair.
There is as of yet no single way to identify all of this content at once, but web-based discovery leveraging existing search engine indexing would seem to be a likely option.
Fraud prevention was always a likely option, "but when we got access to payments data we could see there was a big problem to solve and existing technologies were out of date".
The agency declined to say what it would do, but several food safety lawyers who once worked for it said a likely option was to use warning letters to inform manufacturers that the drinks were adulterated and, therefore, not safe.
A likely alternative option is that the use of activated charcoal contributed to the acute development of the neurologic disorder.
However, even a little venture capital experience opens up myriad other career choices, any of which seem a more likely option for someone like me who has already decided that a lab-based career isn't ideal for them.
But a more likely option could be a player coming in for the veteran minimum or another trade.
With India opposed to excluding any nation on political grounds, a more likely option would see a motion to exclude Zimbabwe on cricketing grounds.
As a result, the officials say, a more likely option is for the grand jury or Mr. Reilly to issue a report outlining the evidence uncovered by the investigation.
