'increasing likelihood' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to discuss the chance of something occurring, and the rising chance of it happening. For example, "With the increasing likelihood of rain, it looks like we will need to postpone the picnic."
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.
The N.C.S. reported last year that "there is an increasing likelihood that portions of the telecommunications infrastructure may be inappropriately or inadequately secured".
But he affirmed that there is an increasing likelihood of extreme weather events as humans pump more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Obama said he did not want the protest to end in deaths, something many lawyers for those detained have warned is an increasing likelihood.
This, combined with the increasing likelihood that they'll have to care of elderly relatives, could well result in even more women living in poverty.
It's all very lighthearted then, but the movie's protagonists, as in Fault, must sooner or later face up to the increasing likelihood of death.
It was only yesterday that the Times acknowledged the "increasing likelihood that Flight 370 was purposefully diverted and flown possibly thousands of miles from its planned route".
Many officials agreed that the increasing likelihood that a part-time reservist would be mobilized has contributed to recruiting problems, but they disagreed on the extent.
Given the increasing likelihood of health problems, they also want to be near high-quality medical care.
