The phrase "are likely to successfully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability of achieving success in a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is likely to successfully increase our customer base."
Alternatives: "are expected to effectively" or "are probable to successfully".
Combinations of light-demanding and shade-tolerant species, shallow- and deep-rooting species, early and late successional species, and mixtures with N2-fixing tree species are likely to successfully improve yields.
In our study, to orchestrate a composite web service, we propose two strategies to select web services that are likely to successfully complete the execution of a given sequence of operations.
Such insights would allow us to focus management and mitigation efforts toward those populations that are likely to successfully tolerate or adapt to novel environments during invasions.
11 Another example could be that current smokers who are considering quitting might become friends with individuals who they suspect are likely to successfully quit smoking in the future.
While certainly not all passwords follow such a model, a criminal utilizing an engine that leverages knowledge of such a human predictability is likely to successfully breach many accounts far faster than one who does not.
This means there isn't much historical precedent to suggest Dan is likely to successfully jump from the state to the federal level.
The rule-out converse, predicting whether a patient who actually does refill within 90 days is likely to successfully complete at least 75% days coverage over the year, is much less certain from this test.
Berkeley Ph.D.s are likely to compete successfully for positions at leading institutions.
Those that anticipate the difficulties are the ones that are likely to more successfully penetrate the obstacles.
Morin [ 20] estimated that only a couple of hundred loci are likely to be successfully targeted by P-elements, and that different vectors will soon be required.
In addition, it may be that only interventions agreed in collaboration with all stakeholders, including the patient with AAC and carers, are likely to be successfully implemented.
