The phrase 'low likelihood that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where it is unlikely that something will happen. For example: "Given the current climate, there is a low likelihood that the festival will take place."
"There is a very low likelihood that I'm going to see Arctic production in my professional lifetime," she said.
"There will be a very low likelihood that we will see a quick repetition of the material".
But it's comforting to know that there is a low likelihood that your patients will drop dead on the spot.
And I think your comments about technology and the very low likelihood that a really top residential school like Cornell will change are right on, with one caveat.
But it said that because of low levels in the diet, there is a "low likelihood" that people have been sensitized to the protein.
"The likelihood that Chairman Pai will seek to abandon the commission's 2015 decision greatly diminishes the already low likelihood that the Supreme Court would want to hear the case," Schwartzman said.
That is, for each increment of the absolute list we calculate the lowest likelihood that the binary profile observed to-date can be best explained by the differential distribution of 1's between the leftmost and rightmost transcripts.
Siddhi expressed preference for Princess Sirindhorn Anandd suggested only the King would be in a position to change succession, and acknowledged a low likelihood of that happening.
Siddhi expressed preference for Princess Sirindhorn Anandd suggested only the King would be in a position to change succession, and acknowledged a low likelihood of that happening". There are repeated references to the prince's affairs.
There is a low likelihood of that funding being rescinded.
Second, in the frequency domain, if the FD metric for one TP on a certain frequency block is low, the likelihood that the scheduler will chose another TP sub-cluster/block combination after computing the POM will increase.
