The phrase "a very low 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 very low probability of rain tomorrow, so we can proceed with our outdoor plans."
Alternatives: "a minimal chance of" or "a slight likelihood of".
I see a very low probability of war, because the U.S. is not in a position to attack us.
"There is a very low probability of him committing serious violence," Dr. Cunningham testified.
Van Gaal has not ruled out a late move for Juventus's Arturo Vidal or any further strengthening before 11pm on Monday despite high-ranking sources at United claiming there is a "very low probability" of more signings.
Third, a means to an end might have a very low probability of helping to bring that end about.
However, the minimum RTT value has a very low probability of occurrence when the current Internet is of concern.
Structured finance, by prioritizing cash flows, seemed to create bonds that, under reasonable assumptions, had a very low probability of default.
These components are critical and must be designed with a very low probability of failure over the lifetime of the system.
In physical terms, this implies that any anatomical structure that consists of only one pixel has a very low probability of occurring under a MRF assumption [1, 2].
Only patterns with a very low probability of chance occurrence (i.e., a low p-value) were considered evidence for valid hepatotoxicity structural alerts.
The simulation results indicate that the track management system maintains tracks with a very low probability of track loss and provides accurate estimates of target position and velocity.
"[Cuadrilla's experts] said there was a very low probability of other earthquakes during future treatments of other wells," said one of the report's authors, Prof Peter Styles from Keele University.
