The phrase "most likely conclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that something is likely to be the result of a particular situation or set of circumstances. For example, "Given the current economic climate, we can most likely conclude that fewer people will be able to afford luxury items this year."
"It will most likely conclude his season," a spokesman said.
Moody's review will therefore most likely conclude that Spain's rating will remain in the Aa range".
Boss customers will most likely conclude that the resulting four or five seconds of Mittyesque pleasure handily justifies the $302 tariff.
The people briefed on the inquiry said that the F.T.C. would most likely conclude its effort in early to mid-January.
In a statement, Bertelsmann said the deal would most likely conclude in the second half of 2013, after approval from regulators.
The council, according to those people, will most likely conclude that there is sufficient evidence to believe that serious violations did occur during Policy's reign, specifically during the 1997 season, when the 49ers reached the National Football Conference title game.
If you had looked at the evidence a decade ago, you would have most likely concluded that investors' fondness for U.S. growth stocks was misplaced.
These smart women most likely concluded that they would earn far more practicing medicine than wearing out their senses in a research lab.
This means that if the court doesn't let him down, beginning in 2018 and continuing up to 2031 (but most likely concluding in 2026, assuming he doesn't take a golden slumber on his termination rights), McCartney will slowly regain his U.S. copyright ownership interests in all of the songs he authored and co-authored for The Beatles between 1962 and 1970.
Elliott's appearance is most likely to conclude the evidence heard by the grand jury, although it is possible that the driver, Donald Matinsky, will testify again.
"The first three were workable for us, but the last was so outlandish that most rational and objective persons would likely conclude that your team was negotiating in bad faith".
