The phrase "attach a higher probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing likelihoods or chances in statistical or analytical scenarios.
Example: "Based on the new evidence, we can attach a higher probability to the hypothesis being true."
Alternatives: "assign a greater likelihood" or "increase the chances".
Meanwhile JP Morgan Cazenove has moved from neutral to overweight: Although we were hesitant to change our view for the arrival of the new chief executive which has been a material positive, we believe that last week's UK budget may lead the market to attach a higher probability of strategic actions to change domicile and unlock value.
Investors should, he concludes, "attach a higher probability to a break-up of Economic and Monetary Union and/or the EU at some future date".Mr Fels says his doubts about the euro's future were stirred by divisions within the EU over Iraq.
Fragments with a greater length of stolon attached had a higher probability of survival, and achieved greater size if they survived.
Attach a high pressure gauge to the high service port.
Infectious diseases are caused by living beings that spread from one host to another, and natural selection will favor anything that increases that spread — say, a higher probability of becoming airborne, or a better means of attaching to the gut wall.
We may not mind buying a piece of debt that has a higher probability of bail-in but we can then price the risk attached to doing that'," said Andrew Bailey, the top banking regulator at the Bank of England.
"It suggests a higher probability of lying," he said.
He has a higher probability of surviving in the United States.
They have a higher probability of going to university and finishing their course".
There the diel behaviour was crepuscular, with a higher probability of encounters around sunrise and sunset.
Meaning they would have a higher probability of buying tickets.
