The phrase "a probable candidate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that is likely to be selected or considered for a particular role, position, or opportunity.
Example: "After reviewing the applicants, Sarah emerged as a probable candidate for the leadership position."
Alternatives: "a likely contender for" or "a strong possibility for".
I told the news desk in Manchester to expect a probable candidate for page one.
Phil Angelides, the Democratic state treasurer and a probable candidate for governor in 2006, said Mr. Schwarzenegger's budget would dig the state deeper into a fiscal hole.
"When it comes to this election, Democrats are going to pay a price," said Tim Pawlenty, the Republican governor of Minnesota and a probable candidate for president.
Mr. Giuliani, then a probable candidate for mayor, was a speaker at the union demonstration, organized to denounce what many officers viewed as Mayor Dinkins's poor treatment of the police.
But Speaker Gifford Miller of the City Council, who is a probable candidate for mayor, opposes reopening that station, which is in his own district, as well as one in Harlem, because they are in residential neighborhoods, he said.
Flanked by Trent Lott and Thad Cochran, the state's two Republican senators, she said she also looked forward to working with the former Republican national chairman Haley Barbour, who is a probable candidate for governor in 2003.
The intersecting space of the hyperbolic areas yields a probable candidate area for the location of a transmitter.
Arweiler-Harbeck et al 4 in their genome-wide linked analysis of 17 German families with 2 4 generations positive for definite MD, documented a weakly positive score for locus on chromosome 12, that in addition appears clearly different from the region identified by Klar et al, 61 and found a probable candidate region for MD on chromosome 5.
Except for the prevalence of ABRE element in the upstream of commonly induced 55 genes in this study, a CGCG box motif was also found to be a probable candidate in cis-element for the transcription regulation of drought responsiveness in rice.
Although this difference is consistent when compared to the virulent strains of B. abortus, the virulent strain of B. suis also contain this deletion, making it a less probable candidate for attenuation.
Hence, trehalose synthase and trehalose phosphate synthase are a probable candidate genes underlying QTL qSSIY5.1/qSTIY5.1 for yield under heat stress.
