The phrase 'it will be likely' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express the possibility that something will happen in the future. For example, "Given the current weather forecast, it will be likely that we will get snow this weekend."
It will be likely that the fire department may ask you questions like, "Where do you see the fire service in five years?" or "What are the two biggest concerns in this career field today?" So, know your stuff.
When the City Council has its say, which it will between now and June, it will be likely to work to restore some of Mr. Bloomberg's proposed cuts in social services.
It will be likely be a matter of debate – or wild speculation – for at least the next few news cycles.
But when you look at the field in October, it will be likely that few of the players on the field were drafted by the team they are playing for.
For future scenarios, the RCP8.5 simulations indicate that by the 2020 2040 period it will be likely to be (>66%) and very likely to be (>90%) that anthropogenic climate change will increase the likelihood of an event of this duration or intensity occurring, respectively (Fig. 7c,d, thin red line).
If the model can get those things right, it will be likely to forecast the NAO pretty well too.
If they have less than 10 posts, it'll be likely that they're new and trying to find followers.
—It's not memory they'll be likely to poke.
Exaggerate your mouth movements, it will be more likely to look like you are actually singing.
However, if the contract is difficult to read, it will be less likely to be enforceable.
If a bank issues more equity, it will be less likely to go bankrupt.
