"generally not likely" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a negative likelihood, or a low probability. For example, "It is generally not likely that the project will be completed on time."
Blinding of participants across trials was generally not employed, likely due to the nature of psychosocial interventions whereby participants are aware of new or additional care approaches they are part of.
People at higher risk of HIV (females, those not always using condoms, those with multiple sexual partners, those who had experienced IPV, and those choice-disabled for condom use) were generally not more likely to have been tested in the last year when other factors related to testing were taken into account.
He believes housing prices, which are a key to the health of financial institutions and the economy generally, are not likely to bottom out until well into 2009.
But wealthy investors can afford them -- and generally aren't likely to have their needs met by, say, an index fund, regardless of the cost advantage.
"Generally speaking, we're not likely to recognize the last play," said Marty Hickman, the association's executive director.
While the study tracked only securitized real estate bonds, for which much information is publicly available, they said, details of real estate loans made directly by banks, which are generally not available, would most likely show similar discrepancies.
Even though these nerves do not contain type B autonomic fibers, these results still suggest that nerve degeneration did not generally occur and was not likely responsible for autonomic dysfunction.
These differences are generally subtle, and are not likely to cause false findings.
Patients with stronger beliefs about the necessity of medication and who believed medications were generally not overused were more likely to be adherent to medication [ 34].
Rogers says "soft" commodities like grains, oilseeds and fabrics, which have generally not shared in the boom, are likely to outperform.
