The phrase "are likely to interact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the probability of two or more entities engaging with each other in some manner.
Example: "The researchers found that the two species are likely to interact in their natural habitat, influencing each other's behavior."
Alternatives: "are expected to engage" or "are prone to interact".
Furthermore, it is reasonable to expect that SNPs that lie in cis to the two genes with a synthetic interaction are likely to interact epistatically as well.
According to Elder (1993), above a certain level of language proficiency, many other factors – including scholastic aptitude, motivation, and interactive styles – are likely to interact with language ability.
Those conditions are likely to interact perniciously with existing institutions, like employer-based health care, higher education that is commonly debt-financed, and a relatively meagre social safety net.
Even people who do not have regular doctors are likely to interact with a pharmacist, especially the elderly and families.
Either way, hatched salmon are likely to interact with wild salmon at one point or another.
No matter what their origins, reactive gases in the atmosphere are likely to interact with other parts of the crust through what are termed weathering reactions.
However, geometric characteristics are likely to interact with the way individuals move across space.
We expect that sales representatives are likely to interact more with firms' customers than administrative assistant/specialists and, in turn, that administrative assistant/specialists are likely to interact more with a firms' customers than accountants.
These polar residues are likely to interact with buried water molecules, and together they form a hydrogen-bond network.
Selectivity parameters indicate the regions of a molecule that are likely to interact with a metal surface.
In vivo, they are likely to interact frequently both in the bone marrow and at sites of injury.
