The phrase "analyzed the likelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the assessment or evaluation of the probability of a certain event or outcome occurring.
Example: "In their research, the scientists analyzed the likelihood of a successful vaccine development based on previous studies."
Alternatives: "assessed the probability" or "evaluated the chances".
Vespignani has analyzed the likelihood that Ebola will spread to other countries.
Then they analyzed the likelihood of short-lived life-friendly worlds that happened to be in stellar systems too close to dying, exploding stars.
We also analyzed the likelihood of students generating tree-like diagrams in relation to task order by calculating tree-like and non-tree-like frequency counts.
We also analyzed the likelihood of any given pair of similar reviews to contain at least one shared author.
To gain greater insight into how diet improves the survival of parasitized caterpillars, we analyzed the likelihood of caterpillar survival with Likelihood ratio tests.
To detect type I errors, we statistically analyzed the likelihood that group-related disparities in gender, tumor grade, sample location and age confounded the conclusions of our study.
One project, by Carmiel Schickler of Port Washington, N.Y., used a computer model with a historical database to analyze the likelihood of war breaking out in times of political upheaval.
A Tool to Help To help answer this question, the World Health Organization has devised a controversial tool called FRAX, an online risk calculator to help doctors and patients analyze the likelihood of future osteoporotic fractures and determine whether drug therapy might prevent them.
When you build your application, AppMakr will analyze the likelihood that it will be rejected by the App Store review team based on the thousands of AppMakr apps that have been submitted in the past (it analyzes things like the number of tab options your app has and how much content they include).
