The phrase "and is probable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of something occurring in a particular context.
Example: "The weather forecast suggests that it will rain tomorrow, and is probable that we will need to reschedule our outdoor event."
Alternatives: "and is likely" or "and is expected".
Right guard RANDY THOMAS has a sore right groin muscle and is probable.
Turcotte, who sprained his right knee in the fifth game against the Islanders, skated hard yesterday and is probable.
He is day to day for Sunday's game... LATRELL SPREWELL has bruised right ribs and is probable for the Lakers game.
Though flattered, Snow, who wore a walking boot today and is probable for Game 6 on Friday in Milwaukee, was somewhat uncomfortable with the comparison.
These deep perforating dilated moyamoya vessels are usually seen on MRA, and they can also be identified on T1 and T2-weighted MRI when more than two apparent flow voids are seen in basal ganglia and thalamus; – the diagnosis is "definite MMD" if these findings are bilateral and is "probable MMD" if they are unilateral; and – the posterior circulation is spared.
Other private institutions -- Brown University, Yale University and Harvard Law School -- have made headlines recently as the beneficiaries of grants and endowments traced back to slavery and are probable targets.
The lung, gastrointestinal tract, and skin are exposed to amniotic fluid during pregnancy and are probable targets of infection and subsequent inflammation during pregnancy.
Wolbachia bacteria have the capacity to cause feminisation in their host and are probable sex ratio distorters [44].
Some of them are involved in the control of cellular gene expression and phenotype, and are probable mediators of the tumorigenic action of Snail1.
The aetiology of CTEV is undoubtedly complex and it is probable that both environmental and genetic factors are involved.
I am, sadly, a political realist and completely understand what is possible and what is probable.
