The phrase "probably owing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a possible or likely reason for something. Example: The concert was cancelled, probably owing to the bad weather forecast.
And probably, owing to its jolt of protein, a blue-ribbon restorative for a hangover.
Probably owing to the influential queen mother Naqi'a-Zakutu, Ashurbanipal was given responsibility earlier.
This is probably owing to restraints on the loop flexibility that could affect the substrates entry.
In its time, it was considered slightly scandalous, probably owing to its prominent display of the undraped female body.
Comparatively, XI subpopulations have smaller numbers of private alleles, probably owing to ongoing gene flow from natural hybridization and breeding.
When the heat comes on, there is a banging and hammering noise, probably owing to pipes expanding and contracting.
The remaining 26% was the immobile fraction probably owing to the interaction between the labeled channels and the support.
He unexpectedly found himself in need of the procedure, probably owing to radiation therapy to his chest 15 years ago.
Their use, which seems limited to western and central France, is probably owing to a traditional survival of primitive Celtic rather than Christian ideas.
Initial clinical trials with fibroblast growth factor-2 and vascular endothelial growth factor-A have been disappointing, probably owing to suboptimal delivery and incorrect targeting.
Wear of the concave insert surface did not correlate strongly with osteolysis probably owing to prevalent micromotion and wear at the convex surface interface.
