"it could be likely" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is often used to express the possibility or likelihood of something happening. Example: It could be likely that the company will face financial difficulties if they do not increase their sales.
Therefore; it could be likely that immigration is also correlated with measurements of subjective well-being and happiness, thus motivating our study.
Doyle: "Did you ever form a view about whether that's likely that's what Luke told her?" Portelli: "It could be likely that's what Luke told her".
Sir Win Bischoff, the Lloyds chairman, said: "Given the trajectory we have, I would have thought it could be likely [that there could] be a share sale within the next two years".
Since GJH in the current study was associated with pain, it could be likely that children with GJH reported lower self-reported physical functioning due to pain.
Since therapeutic protocols did not change in the observed period, it could be likely that this is the result of a lower surgery-related deficit rate among nTMS patients (Table 2).
Buffett and Santulli could be likely suitors.
It could be the likely reason for the reappearance of sulfuric acid like corrosion in oesophagus and stomach.
And what generally follows is a series of multiple (expensive) medical tests to, if not determine the underlying cause of the problem, at least rule out the serious conditions it could be but likely isn't. .
It could be a likely explanation that repeat identical cassettes in the same orientation tend to be unstable, especially for the third cassette onward (D5-des in this case; Figure 2(b)).
We did not investigate the applicability of the method for allele-specific CN estimates, but it's likely it could be used in such instances as well.
It is likely that it could be patched up so as to allow it this expressive capacity.
