"increase likelihood" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is becoming more likely to happen. For example, "Making changes to our marketing strategy has increased the likelihood of success."
Minutes later Obama's answer came back, just three characters short of his 140-character limit: "More severe weather events lead to displacement, scarcity, stressed populations; all increase likelihood of global conflict".
Having a diagnosis of medication overuse and having developed side effects to the injection were also associated with an increase likelihood of having an improvement after the treatment.
Still, if the maximum accuracy within a narrow set of ligands is desired (lead optimization), enlarging EW might help to increase likelihood of finding crystal-like conformers.
While there are limited data to assess the probability of IS3, we assume that as tephra thickness increases, the probability of IS3 will also increase as a result of the increase likelihood of tephra induced abrasion of pumps.
This finding coupled with the lack of association with attack frequency or duration suggests that lower inhibitory control exacerbates the adverse effect of pain catastrophizing after the initiation of an attack, but does not necessarily increase likelihood of attack occurrence or impact pain duration.
Not only is teaching art in schools proven to yield higher attendance and test scores, and increase likelihood of college attendance, it also ensures that the next generation will be enchanted and challenged by some stellar contemporary art. .
This suggests an increasing likelihood of more prevalent fire disturbances, as has recently been observed".
So they would be better prepared for a final, in increasing likelihood against each other.
"We see an increasing likelihood of an acquisition," said Jaap Meijer, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort in London.
There's increased likelihood of state and corporate control of their land, especially if the value of forests rises".
Studies show that people with strong relationships have a 50% increased likelihood of survival than those without.
