'it will be unlikely' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when something is highly improbable. For example: "Given the current situation, it will be unlikely that we are able to meet our deadline."
Now, should it try to sell those assets, it will be unlikely to find a buyer willing to pay full price, analysts said.
For these reasons, many economists say they believe that, should the Fed engage in more stimulus, it will be unlikely to select quantitative easing as its weapon.
The win gave Mr. Santorum a much-needed psychological boost but it will be unlikely to change the dynamics of the race.
No, given Iran's influence in the region, it will be unlikely that they will ever believe that Iran needs to cower to the will of other states, regardless of its relatively small power.
But it is a timid one, and it will be so challenging to administer and so easy to circumvent that it will be unlikely to have any real impact on speculators.
But this election cycle, Wall Street's Washington hands say it will be unlikely for any of the top bank C.E.O.'s to back one candidate over another publicly - at least this early - because the role of government has become so integral to these big firms.
"My feeling is it'll be unlikely he'll be back working with us, but I'm still waiting for a chance to meet with Michu and his agents... on how they want to proceed".
But so long as Pakistan is as unstable as it is currently, India will be unlikely to bite.
However, based on these data, it appears that Sorafenib alone will be unlikely to induce complete remissions from thyroid cancer.
If the hedgehog makes clicking sounds, it is behaving threateningly and will be unlikely to make a suitable pet.
Drive through it and you'll be unlikely to see any other humans for long stretches at a time.
