The phrase "although it seems likely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a statement that presents a possibility or assumption, often in contrast to another idea or fact.
Example: "Although it seems likely that the project will be completed on time, we should still prepare for potential delays."
Alternatives: "even though it appears probable" or "despite the likelihood".
Although it seems likely that places like Canada and Siberia will welcome the influx of people, since that will make them more powerful nations.
Tesla is one such contender, although it seems likely that the value of its new ideas and intellectual property will need to offset its massive investments in physical assets ($5 billion in battery technologies alone).
The record of Ferré's early years is rather obscure, although it seems likely that he was a law clerk.
No one can say exactly how God created man, although it seems likely that evolution was part of the process.
Whether this complicity was contrary to UK law is not yet certain, although it seems likely to have been.
That could open the floodgates for deals, although it seems likely there will be some training camp holdouts.
Although it seems likely that distorted cognition plays a role in some child molesters' offenses, our concern is that from a scientific standpoint, the majority of the research conducted cannot be used either to support or refute this view.
Although it seems likely that the brisket board helps keep stalls clean by positioning cows closer to the curb, our results indicate that brisket boards also make stalls less comfortable for cows.
In addition, the beneficial results described above apply strictly only to the United States, although it seems likely that advanced industrial countries in the middle latitudes would benefit as well.
This seems likely — although it seems likely, too, that both his supporters and his detractors will run into difficulties when they try to talk about the link between his race and his prominence.
If there were no inquiries, he said, the case should pass to the prosecutor of the international criminal court, although it seems likely a US veto at the security council would intervene first to stop that happening.
