The phrase "may likely have" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing a possibility or likelihood. For example: "She may likely have left early to avoid the rush hour traffic."
These new P450 enzymes may likely have roles in biodegradation activity and physiology of this ligninolytic fungus.
She may likely have been in competition with other Russians who also stood to benefit greatly by establishing relations with the Trump campaign.
Yet, given the severity of his troubles, it might have made little difference; it may likely have been the future of medical science rather than the future of computer science that would have held out his best hope.
This may likely have been the court's final say on the matter, had it not been for Gabriel Chin, a professor at UC Davis law school, who urged his students to try to have Chang posthumously admitted to the California bar.
What, Natalie, is the reaction among the airlines that have bought this line of planes to this emerging realization that Boeing hadn't revealed what turned out to be this important piece of information, the existence of this system that may likely have contributed to this crash?
While we do not have any data on the number of children actually walking to school, SRTS programs have been consistently demonstrated to increase the number of children walking to school, so the population exposure may likely have increased following the interventions.
Mr. Wallace suggested that sticklers like Mr. Garner may very likely have been "savagely and repeatedly Wedgied" in their grammatical adolescences.
The irony in all of this is that Trump's actions may very likely have caused him to personally come under investigation.
Those polymers may most likely have wide dispersive uses.
But while the whole thing may feel like a final stamp on an already sealed envelope, the official statement brings to light the breadth of a situation that may will likely have far-reaching ramifications for the Korean hardware maker.
"If people make political decisions based on conspiracy theories then we may very likely have terrible public policy".
