'likelihood of doing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the probability that something will happen or be done. For example: "The likelihood of her coming to the party is quite high."
That produces a much greater likelihood of doing "bad" things as compensation.
By reducing the pressure you put on yourself, you will increase the likelihood of doing well.
Royce's own recommendation is to plan for the likelihood of doing the entire thing a second time.
Thus, by aiming at the pitcher, you have no intent and little likelihood of doing harm; you are simply employing a visualization technique to improve your batting.
I spoke with him recently about the process of getting the bill passed in California, and the likelihood of doing the same nationwide.
By employing different matching methods, we found that receiving a student loan did not improve student academic performance, but slightly increased students' likelihood of doing a part-time job.
The Devil Rays have never won 70 games in a season, and their start doesn't offer any likelihood of their doing it this year.
This begs the questions of why authors have not done so, and what would have increased the likelihood of them doing so?
Although you may not have made a fault claim, our statistics suggest the likelihood of you doing so increases.
But, fourth, in spite of Miliband's personal standing, note also the likelihood of Labour doing well at next year's general election.
These brain neurons show activation when you see someone yawning, for example, raising the likelihood of you doing the same behavior.
