The phrase "analysis of the likely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of probable outcomes or scenarios in a particular context.
Example: "The analysis of the likely consequences of the policy change revealed several potential challenges."
Alternatives: "examination of the probable" or "evaluation of the expected".
Williams also claims that Bevan "made no attempt at any kind of analysis of the likely scale of demand for the free services".
I RECENTLY commented on a new Brookings' analysis of the likely cost of a climate bill across metropolitan areas.
An analysis of the likely nationwide shakeup has shown that of the 50 constituencies disappearing, 30 could be those currently held by Labour, with 200 of the party's seats affected by the changes.
This usually leads to the creation of predictive models and analysis of the likely impacts of mining and their accompanying uncertainties.
4.38pm: Henry has also furnished us with an interest analysis of the likely conclusion of tonight's count, and what it means for the province.
Andrew Gwynne, the shadow public health minister, said that Labour analysis of the likely impact of the £200m budget cut showed that it would see £39.6m less spent on sexual health, even though official figures obtained by the party show that most STIs are increasingly common.
From results, an analysis of the likeliest mechanisms of failure of the fibres reliant on their properties and the strength of concrete was completed.
Malcolm Weiss and a team from MIT have recently completed an analysis of the vehicles likely to be in use in 2020, which concludes that fuel cells have a tough time ahead of them.
A sensitivity analysis of the most likely shear strength pairs satisfying limit equilibrium was performed as a function of reservoir water condition (i.e., rapid drawdown, dry and wet reservoir condition) and the expected earthquake generated peak horizontal ground acceleration coefficient.
This cohort of 105 tumors has permitted multivariate analysis of the factors likely to predict successful outcome.
Overall, this targeted approach rapidly identified important candidate WT1-binding elements in genes coordinately expressed with WT1 in prostate cancer cells, thus enabling a more focused functional analysis of the most likely target genes in prostate cancer progression.
