The phrase "a likely reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a plausible explanation for a situation or event.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, we concluded that a likely reason for the delay was the severe weather conditions."
Alternatives: "a probable cause" or "a plausible explanation."
A likely reason is that the designer is thinking of his legacy.
A likely reason is that hemoglobin disables a small molecule, nitric oxide, in blood vessels, preventing them from relaxing.
But a likely reason is that publishing digital editions opens up a new form of vulnerability to the business.
A likely reason, Dr. McDonald said, is that virulence can sometimes be an asset when it comes to evolution.
A likely reason for the amplification is rocking of the upper portion of the vibration isolator above the rolling load-bearing elements induced by intense vertical accelerations.
The fraction of exchangeable and potentially plant-available Al in mineral soils was high, being a likely reason for a low root length density in the mineral soil.
A likely reason for this overestimation is that the flow function probably has a non-linear convex upward shape for these two powders at very small consolidation stresses.
A likely reason, he and other experts say, is that a person's life becomes more demanding and requires a greater use of executive functions.
The age of Charlotte Rampling and many of the Academy voters is constantly emphasised as a likely reason for their lack of sympathy with diversity.
But a likely reason is that, in Danish, things that are over the top or large in scale are often referred to as being "American style".
Graham Cluley, an online security expert and consultant, said that using the same passwords was a likely reason for the Zuckerberg hack.
