The phrase "is likely to exercise" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to express the probability or likelihood of someone engaging in physical exercise. It can also be used to suggest that someone has a tendency or inclination to exercise regularly. Example: "She is likely to exercise every morning before work." This implies that it is probable that the person mentioned regularly engages in physical activity in the mornings. Another example: "He is likely to exercise more now that he has a gym membership." This suggests that the person has a tendency to exercise and the new gym membership will likely encourage them to do so more frequently.
For multinationals looking at their local costs, it is this which is likely to exercise them more than property markets over the next year".
Assuming, however, that oil prices do not continue to rise so rapidly, energy is likely to exercise less and less drag on America.
Dick Cheney, a former secretary of defense, is likely to exercise considerable influence on these matters as vice president, as is the new Pentagon chief whom Mr. Bush selects.
After two decades on the political scene, Mr. Berlusconi remains a highly divisive figure in Italy, and while he is not expected to get enough votes to return to power, he is likely to exercise his strong voice as an opposition leader.
But if Apple shares do rise above $130, the buyer of a call option is likely to exercise it, to the writer's cost; if they fall below it, the holder of a put option is likely to cash in.Political leaders in Greece and Britain have in effect written an option on exit.
The result is that the big suppliers – SSE, Scottish Power, British Gas owner Centrica, npower, E.On and EDF Energy – are likely to exercise market power over those customers, the CMA said.
Brown and Matt Barnes, another colossal disappointment, are likely to exercise their player options and return.
It is reasonable to assume that doctors who are not overly confident are likely to exercise more caution in their clinical practice than those who are overconfident.
We speculate that these nodes spreading among the modules are likely to exercise different functions as compared with those within the modules.
However, Charifi et al have demonstrated a preservation of the satellite cell pool in elderly subjects that engaged in regular exercise and as patients with osteoarthritis are likely to exercise less, they may have less well preserved satellite cell pools.
However, with major sport competitions and military efforts geographically expanding around the world some individuals are likely to exercise at moderate altitudes in the range of 2,000 3,000 m with ambient temperature sometimes exceeding 30 °C (e.g. Ifrane, Morocco Iten, Kenyaa).
