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The phrase "probable to happen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something that is likely to occur or something that has a strong chance of happening. For example, "Due to its recent success, it is probable that the company will open more branches in the future."
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This is less probable to happen when the value of MP gets bigger or when nodes launch black hole attacks, i.e., pd = 100%.
Some of the identified trends offer a high degree of evidence, being megatrends, trends that are very probable to happen (i.e. demographic evolution).
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If, as seems probable, this is held to conflict with the constitution, then the constitution needs to be amended.None of this is likely to happen soon.
An uncertainty assessment should enable the recipient of uncertain information to evaluate how reliable, probable or likely an event is to happen or a statement is true.
Even in the United States and Italy, the two countries whose citizens are least likely to hold that view, fully 53percentt of those surveyed say more extremism is "certain to happen" or "probable" in the next three years.
When asked whether there would be a resurgence of autocratic rule in the Arab world, Nasheed said, "It is very probable that it is going to happen in these countries".
Such elimination is not going to happen as long as the current regime stays in power, and its collapse, while highly probable in the long run, is unlikely to occur in the near future.
Our group happened to happen.
"Whatever happens, happens, and it's meant to happen".
What needs to happen next?
What was meant to happen?
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