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The phrase "at all likely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express doubt or uncertainty about the probability of something happening.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, it is not at all likely that the event will take place as scheduled."
Alternatives: "remotely possible" or "in any way probable".
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He abandoned her to support Obama and his state isn't at all likely to vote for Obama, so it's not like politics drove him to his decision.
It is not at all likely that these indictments will put an end to Mueller's investigation.
And more than half said they were not at all likely to use the service.
These scenarios, as fun as they would be for campaign reporters, are not at all likely.
I mean – the Royal Opera House isn't at all likely to make a profit.
Only the most foolish reader ever considered that literature was something one would be at all likely to agree with.
Hancocks said, "I don't think it is at all likely that any captive-giraffe population could replenish the wild population".
Justice and the rule of law aren't at all likely to develop in a system that is not democratic.
Some of the changes I have made do not look at all likely on the basis of our past behaviour as a nation and our present attitudes.
I honestly didn't think it was at all likely that I would ever have a proper relationship with a woman again, until I fell in love with Stephanie.
And are we at all likely, during the hectic shopping sprees and binge-drinking more commonly associated with the yuletide season, to remember to be nicer to anyone?
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