'probably constitutes' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express a likelihood that something is true, for example: "His behavior probably constitutes a breach of contract."
That form, in verse and in prose, probably constitutes the most widespread form of literature.
"I mean, Bill Macy! Did you see him in 'Seabiscuit'?" Rickles's career as an actor probably constitutes the one significant disappointment of his professional life.
"But such a hypothesis probably constitutes an extraordinary claim, and it should undergo more scrutiny before it is allowed to enter the field".
Information obtained from open sources probably constitutes more than four-fifths of the input to most intelligence systems, though this proportion varies with the number of state secrets a country may have.
Bone attrition probably constitutes remodeling of the bone, resulting in flattening or depression of the articular surfaces.
The redox complex geochemistry of iron (Table 1) probably constitutes the main reason why the Fe0/H2O system has received such varied attention.
Independents, at 16% in the latest poll, will probably constitute the biggest non-party vote ever.
Online sales, she added, would probably constitute 6percentt of total holiday merchandise sales.
Sex and violence, yes, but they probably constitute a fair description of life in a modern whorehouse.
It will probably constitute one of the most significant backlists in modern publishing history," Mr Newton said.
So let's steer clear of food and exercise resolutions, which probably constitute 98 percent of the busted ones.
