"most likely prospect" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in various contexts.
For example, "He is the most likely prospect for the job given his qualifications and skills."
This means that a slowdown, but not a recession, remains the most likely prospect for 1999.
The most likely prospect is that those big surpluses won't materialize.
The most likely prospect is that they will get a percentage of any settlement or award, said Samuel Nicolas, Mr. Louima's cousin and a family spokesman.
Now the bad: if this season's Under-21 internationals have shown anything it is that the most likely prospect is Welsh.
Much of the agreement between Democrats and Republicans on gun control has been around strengthening background checks, and that has appeared to be the most likely prospect for approval early this year.
Thus, although petroleum is generally considered to be the most likely prospect for exploitation in Antarctica, there is little potential for its development before reserves are consumed from more accessible areas throughout the world.
Or should you identify the most likely prospects and negotiate with them privately?
In smaller markets, he said, the most likely prospects are the often-overlooked mom-and-pop advertisers.
The agreement calls for the participating Web sites to track their users so that advertisements can be precisely aimed at the most likely prospects for goods and services.
"The most likely prospects are for the regime's position to deteriorate further, perhaps dramatically, in the weeks ahead," said Jeffrey White, a former military analyst for the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency.
From those data, the mass marketer generates a list of the most likely prospects and solicits them with offers or messages that the marketer has attempted to customize by guessing their tastes.
