The phrase "and are therefore likely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or inference based on previously stated information or evidence.
Example: "The results of the study show a significant increase in productivity, and are therefore likely to influence future company policies."
Alternatives: "and are thus probable" or "and are consequently expected".
The problem is, such species tend to be very "fishy", and are therefore likely to be a step too far for those like Barbara's husband who are not naturally inclined to eat fish.
They are all poor because access is means tested, and are therefore likely to be black or Hispanic, single mothers, benefit claimants, disabled or old.
The labels can also find out which items from the runway shows generated the most clicks on their Web sites and are therefore likely to be popular in the stores.
The hitch is that in doing so, they are disobeying the Shogun and are therefore likely to die whether or not they succeed.
But both are more expensive than fossil-fuel plants, and are therefore likely to lead to an increase in electricity prices.The timing of all this looks especially bad.
This is a great list to start with because all of these companies have recently raised capital and are therefore likely in hiring mode.
They do not take into account people who taped the show, or watched it later on iPlayer - and are therefore likely to rise once consolidated figures become available.
All the cost estimations ignore at least some potentially important components of costs and are therefore likely to underestimate true resource use.
For an Egypt reflecting the popular will they make absolutely no sense and are therefore likely to be discontinued.
Our data suggest that FcRs allow otherwise neutralized virions to remain infectious and are therefore likely to compromise infection control.
On the other hand, some diseases are connected to only a few pathways and are therefore likely caused by defects in few specific biological processes.
