The phrase "a significant probability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring, particularly in scientific, statistical, or analytical contexts.
Example: "There is a significant probability of rain tomorrow, so we should consider rescheduling the outdoor event."
Alternatives: "a high likelihood of" or "a considerable chance of".
Figure 24: Cumulative fraction of simulated lightcurves detected with a significant probability of variability.
Furthermore, there is a significant probability of finding CH and HCO at rather low temperatures even in the TRZ regime.
"There is a significant probability of an impact to Houston that hasn't been experienced in 25 years, with widespread power outages, damage from trees falling and tornadoes possible," he said.
Current action is much too weak to reduce emissions by enough to avoid a significant probability of the global average temperature rising by more than 2C above its pre-industrial level by the end of this century.
The experts warn that the "long-term health and survival of tourist stingrays have a significant probability of being affected" and they call for tighter regulation of the industry.
So if we compare l increasing here, so a 3 s to a 3 p to a 3 d, what we find is that it's only in the s orbital that we have a significant probability of actually getting very close to the nucleus.
And according to a study by two finance professors, Josef Lakonishok of the University of Illinois and Seymour Smidt of Cornell, the evidence is quite weak for believing that any given month has a statistically significant probability of showing either gains or losses more than half the time.
Failure to completely remove the disease is associated with a low but significant probability of the subsequent development of invasive cancer.
Our results show a lower but not significant probability of success with the EJA.
Conversely, at 10 years of follow-up, patients with a tumor defined as ALT-positive on the basis of TRF length distribution showed a lower although not statistically significant probability of being alive (HR, 1.77; 95% CI, 0.84-3.73; P = 0.130).
Given the nature of Iranian air defenses and the likely number of sorties required to execute a successful air campaign, there is significant probability of American and or Israeli casualties, and escalation seems highly likely.
