The phrase "generally unlikely" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is unlikely to occur, or rare. Example Sentence: It is generally unlikely for a tornado to occur during this time of year.
Mr. McGinty presents evidence in all fatal police encounters to a grand jury, but some activists have questioned the fairness of the process, and have noted that indictments are generally unlikely unless one is sought by a prosecutor.
"However, that is generally unlikely, and the suspicion is that the elements carrying out the killings are either from various militia elements or security units working for other ministries," referring to ministry-level units of the FPS.
"Subject to this consideration, the use of an unobtrusive, handheld, virtually silent piece of modern equipment for the purposes of simultaneous reporting of proceedings to the outside world as they unfold in court is generally unlikely to interfere with the proper administration of justice".
However, because water from foods and magnesium are generally unlikely to be recognized as having an effect on constipation, it is reasonable to consider that our subjects suffering from constipation neither increased nor decreased their intakes of water from foods and magnesium.
As the costs associated with sent interlocks stand out particularly in comparison with the institutional benefits of received and undirected interlocks discussed in the following we propose: With respect to institutional benefits, firms are generally unlikely to create sent interlocks.
It is well recognised that specialised medical care for the trauma patient should be delivered within the 'Golden Hour' (McNicholl 1994), however, it is evident that for those injured in the remote regions such an opportunity is generally unlikely.
This would change which genes are active, something that is generally considered unlikely to happen.
The Peruvian fabrics were much like those of ancient Egypt, although contact between the two civilizations is generally considered unlikely.
Ultimately, in my view, Tobis fails to show either that this scenario specifically, or abrupt methane catastrophe more generally, are unlikely.
Away fans, generally, are unlikely to be much seen in the tournament, a fact rather unfortunately alluded to in the official programme for the opening ceremony, which declared that in stage one "we pretend to see the spectators of the Africa Cup of Nations".
Potential explanations are that catching up on a school qualification is the most important educational alternative for dropouts and direct transitions to training are generally highly unlikely.
