The phrase "almost certainly following" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a high likelihood that something will occur next or as a consequence of a previous statement or event.
Example: "The storm is almost certainly following the weather pattern we observed last week."
Alternatives: "most likely coming next" or "highly probable to follow".
Today a band that advertises itself as rhythm and blues is almost certainly following in this tradition rather than that of the early pioneers.
Beyoncé was almost certainly following the orders of her president and his advisers – a little like I do in my covert role for the CIA.
Though the Bo narrative has been filled with twists, the High People's Court, almost certainly following the will of party leaders, did exactly what everyone had expected it would do.
Other experiments Facebook has been conducting in secret almost certainly include the following: 1) Dishonestly convincing a randomly targeted user that one of their siblings has just died, in order to see what their face does.
This seems unlikely to occur immediately and will almost certainly be in stages following the publication of the details of Solvency II.
He ran off the soreness in the end but would almost certainly have been substituted, following Chris Brunt's late tackle, had United had anyone left to bring off the bench.
Meanwhile, Steve Diamond's side moved above London Irish and into 10th position with the win and are almost certainly safe from relegation following a fourth success in five home league outings.
Either Cameron or Miliband will almost certainly be Prime Minister following the May 7th elections -- both have a path to victory.
Almost certainly most voters are not following the Inquiry with the same intensity as parts of the media, which report developments that are seven years old as if they are breaking news.
Right now, on a pop record near you, you'll almost certainly encounter one of the following doing a little turn on someone else's song: Pitbull, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Akon, Lil' Wayne, Bruno Mars – and the list goes on.
