The phrase "an indication of likelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing probabilities or chances of an event occurring.
Example: "The data collected from the survey serves as an indication of likelihood that the new product will succeed in the market."
Alternatives: "a sign of probability" or "a measure of chance".
Moreover, the availability of probabilistic information in the output assists in providing potential end users with an indication of the likelihood of various hazard scenarios.
The model also predicts that pro bono activity is greater at firms where the ratio of partners to junior lawyers is higher, which is an indication of higher likelihood of employee promotion.
The yield, which moves inversely to the price of a bond, provides an implied interest rate and serves as an indication of the likelihood of a rate increase.
The process was repeated 1000 times, providing an indication of the likelihood of finding a difference in calls if only 3 laboratory individuals (in this example) were making the calls.
In addition, the length of the chromosomes in map units, an indication of the likelihood of recombination, correlates only partially with the amount of simple repeats.
MOEs do not reflect judgments about safety and are not themselves an indication of the likelihood of a risk.
Retention rates in long-term clinical trials provide an indication of the likelihood of patients continuing treatment over the long term in clinical practice.
The results neither endorse nor disqualify the role of movement assessment for (i) determining the relationship between movement and pain in individual patients, or (ii) monitoring changes in movement characteristics as a means of monitoring progress in individual patients and as an indication of the likelihood of their improvement [ 87].
But they will also lead to more general genetic testing which gives an indication of someone's likelihood of falling ill.
