The phrase "chances of occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or probability of a specific event happening.
Example: "The chances of occurrence for a major earthquake in this region have increased according to recent studies."
Alternatives: "probability of happening" or "likelihood of occurrence."
By relieving urinary retention promptly in these patients, the chances of occurrence of autonomic dysreflexia will be reduced greatly.
Lower dispersed droplet size lessens the chances of occurrence of wall slip inside the rheometer (Barnes 1995).
Ours is an exemplary case describing the chances of occurrence of grave consequences in a seemingly simple and minimally invasive procedure.
An alternative approach to assessing earthquake hazards is to simulate historical earthquake events and quantify the relative chances of occurrence in each subdivision of the study region.
Higher the confidence values of a rule A → B, higher the chances of occurrence of B with the occurrence of A. Sometimes, only confidence values are not sufficient enough to evaluate the descriptive interest of a rule.
There are fewer chances of occurrence of the multiple reflections phenomena that can contribute to SEAwhen two thick and compact layers are stacked together as in the case of SCB2.
Moreover, the model can be used to generate maps showing the runoff variation over the basin with the particular chance of occurrence in the future.
Although incidents involving collisions between these two structures have a low chance of occurrence, the effects of a ship impact, when occurs, can result in hazardous scenarios regarding the integrity of the platform.
A statistical distribution is a function that describes the behavior of a random variable, that is, a quantity that can assume any permissible value for the system to which it refers, but for which the chance of occurrence is governed by some probability distribution.
