The phrase "as it is probably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a likelihood or assumption about a situation or statement.
Example: "The project will be completed on time, as it is probably the most important deadline for the team."
Alternatives: "as it is likely" or "as it is expected".
Crocidolite was selected as it is probably the most pathogenic amphibole fibre, possibly due to its high iron content [ 4].
If you are prone to gestational indigestion (indigestation, if you will), you can have my list free as it is probably true for you also.
"The groundsman deserves huge credit as it is probably the best wicket I have played on at Canterbury for years".
The use of HPQ has contributed to simplify the phenotypic landscape, but for future development of assessing temperamental traits for breeding purposes, a horse personality questionnaire is not recommended, as it is probably highly influenced by personal preferences or possible benefits of the owner.
The screening at the Roxie shouldn't be missed, as it is probably the film's first public showcase in San Francisco since the 1920s.
This will be very difficult politically, but also on a human level, as it is probably easier and more satisfying to ignore critics that are obnoxious, but also powerless.
It's seemingly impossible to trace the market for natural sex supplements to its origins, as it's probably as old as civilization.
Yet Deal (as it's probably referred to by its disciple-like contestants) is but a Waco-style siege in a Bristol Travelodge away from TV oblivion.
A. There's been a shortage of pharmacists for probably about the last decade; not as harsh today as it was probably a few years ago.
"It's been really difficult, as it's probably the first time in my career where I've been out for so long," he said.
