The phrase "also improbable that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood of an event or situation occurring, often in a context where multiple possibilities are being considered.
Example: "Given the evidence presented, it is also improbable that the theory holds true."
Alternatives: "also unlikely that" or "also doubtful that".
It's also improbable that someone who brags about how much money he has could find others to finance such a risky venture, especially given Trump's long trail of failed businesses (Trump Airlines, the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Steaks, Trump Vodka, Trump University, Trump Magazine).
It is also improbable that voriconazole will be removed by CRRT to an extent requiring dosage adjustment.
Moreover, it is also improbable that the differences observed were a consequence of discrepancies in nCPAP compliance because, based on subject self-report, this measure was similar between groups.
This condition was painful — he told reporters that he had blisters on both heels — but it was also improbable, given that he'd developed the frostbite in Florida in August.
Even if a trend extrapolation were to be avoided in the years to come, one can assume that a trend reversal is also improbable.
A minority government led by GERB is also improbable.
And it means it, however improbable that may sound.
Another assumption, that the increase in rf was caused by initial positive LDs between the advantageous alleles conferring resistance (to desiccation, hypoxia, or hyperoxia) and recombination alleles increasing rf, is also improbable.
It also seems improbable that it's the last lie we'll hear about Libya.
It is also inherently improbable that a denial of such a serious allegation would then be followed by an insulting sexual reference directed at Mr Ferdinand".
It also seems improbable that U.S. military advisors, who had staff offices in the Colombian Army's high command, could have remained in the dark about so many killings of civilians over the course of years, unless their ignorance was willful or they believed the ends justified the means.
