"strongest likelihood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to make an assessment or opinion about something in a confident manner. For example, "Given the evidence we have seen, I believe the strongest likelihood is that he is guilty."
Season's chances: A quiet confidence from Carney suggests they may surprise a few teams but a mid-table finish appears the strongest likelihood.
From two different analyses of genes up-regulated in the Igf1−/− cochlea a possible binding site for the MEF2 transcription factor was identified with the strongest likelihood of alignment.
The expression of ER, PR and HER2/neu provides useful markers to help in the choice of post-operative adjuvant therapy with the strongest likelihood of better outcomes.
From this analysis it is clear that typing distantly related individuals with extreme phenotypes (i.e. very early onset cancer or old healthy individuals) is most informative and gives the strongest likelihood ratios for or against causality.
Typing distantly related individuals with extreme phenotypes (i.e. very early onset cancer or old healthy individuals) are most informative and give the strongest likelihood ratios for or against causality.
Genotypes of distantly related individuals with extreme phenotypes (i.e. very early onset cancer or old healthy individuals) are most informative and give the strongest likelihood ratios for or against causality.
There was a strong likelihood of rain.
Worse, from the Democrats' perspective, is the strong likelihood that George Soros will sit this election out.
"There is a very strong likelihood there would be an impact on things like family structures".
I had read the line in the waiver about the strong likelihood of broken bones.
Mr. Davis said there was a "strong likelihood" that the state would appeal the ruling.
