The phrase "and most likely less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is probably lower in quantity or degree than what has been previously mentioned.
Example: "The new model is more efficient than the previous one, and most likely less expensive."
Alternatives: "and probably lower" or "and likely reduced".
However, while districts with wind power development have experienced changes in the property tax base, the relationship between increased tax base and per pupil spending is most likely less pronounced due to the school funding structure discussed previously whereby local funds are distributed across the state from richer to poorer districts [15, 16].
Women aged 65 and more years who participated in the population-based cohort studies from 1997 through 2006 went through this critical age period in the late 1970s and 1980s when hysterectomy was most likely less frequently used for the treatment of benign diseases of the female genital tract as in later years.
Faunal and boring assemblages indicate that the buildup settled and developed in very shallow conditions (most likely less than 10 m water depth).
Formation of non-conductive pits introduces most likely less stress and defects in the local structure of the film, thus not enhancing crystal nucleation around the pit.
It is still unclear why it is not the most remote communities where there is most likely less access to health services, opportunities for various social relations and modern amenities but towns that exert a stronger negative influence on health.
Most likely, less choice for aspiring artists.
A study published this summer in the journal Contemporary Economic Policy concluded that while the Portland growth boundary "has likely imposed upward pressure on prices, the results indicate that the effect has been fairly modest," most likely less than $10,000 for a typical home.
Fitting the climate data to the alternative model, we find that the equilibrium climate sensitivity is most likely less than 0.5°C, increasing CO2 most likely caused less than 20% of the global warming from the 1970s, and the CO2 response is less than one-third as strong as the solar response.
We cannot rule out the possibility that T1 suffered from significant sublimation before 400 years ago, but the total duration time of such significant sublimation is most likely less than ∼2×103 years.
