The phrase "a probable link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential connection or relationship between two or more things, often in contexts like research, analysis, or investigation.
Example: "The study suggests a probable link between diet and mental health, warranting further investigation."
Alternatives: "a likely connection" or "a possible relationship".
"We are investigating a probable link between 26/11 and Headley".
The health secretary, Stephen Dorrell, officially announces that there is a "probable link" between the cattle disease and vCJD.
In aggregate, this evidence suggests a probable link between increased physical exercise and decreased prostate cancer risk.
In January 2012, he and colleagues John Armbruster showed a probable link between injections and earthquakes in Ohio.
March 20 , 1996The health secretary, Stephen Dorrell, officially announces that there is a "probable link" between the cattle disease and vCJD.
The panel found a probable link with high cholesterol, ulcerative colitis, thyroid disease, testicular cancer, kidney cancer and pregnancy-induced hypertension.
In December 2011 an independent science panel found the first "probable link" between PFOA and a human health outcome, pregnancy-induced hypertension (for more information, see "Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension 'Probably Linked' to PFOA Contamination," p. A59 this issue ).
A reciprocally high link-score between the ends of a pair of superscaffolds indicated a probable scaffolding link between them.
Working as part of a class-action legal settlement with DuPont, a science panel appointed by the Wood County Circuit Court recently announced the first "probable link" between perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) released into the environment from a DuPont manufacturing plant and disease in neighboring communities specifically, pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH).
Copies and an engraving based on the picture further obscured its probable link to Bruegel by attributing the image to his elder son, Pieter the Younger, whose studio turned out dim copies of the father's art, or else to Jan, Bruegel's other son.
Because of this, DuPont, under the Leach settlement, is not able to dispute that general causation exists between C-8 ingestion and those diseases - but DuPont contests Judge Sargus' ruling that the science panel determined the probable link applies to the ingestion of C-8 at or above a dose of 0.05 ppb in drinking water for at least one year.
