"this is also unlikely" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express doubt or disbelief about something that has been previously mentioned or is being discussed. Example: "The chances of winning the lottery are slim, and this is also unlikely to change." In this example, the phrase "this is also unlikely" is used to emphasize the unlikelihood of winning the lottery.
This is also unlikely, however.
But Sinaproc feel this is also unlikely because by now he would have been discovered.
This is also unlikely to be the last story of ancient mariners and sunken treasure to re-emerge in the Caribbean.
This is also unlikely because Google is more interested in software and services, and does not want to alienate allies in the handset industry—including Apple, which shares board directors with Google and uses Google software on its iPhone.Sometimes the rumours are both outrageous and true.
Scattering is expected to be negligible if care is taken to keep particles in solution near their manufacturer-listed diameters - so this is also unlikely to lead to significant errors.
Inhomogeneity in the radionuclide ratio (the radiation dose rate should decay faster at higher I/Cs sites than at lower I/Cs sites) is the last candidate, but this is also unlikely the explanation for the general trend (as explained below).
Since accurate headache diagnosis depends largely on a well-taken history, and other causes of headache are uncommon in comparison with the prevalences of MIG and TTH, any detriment consequent upon this was also unlikely to be substantial.
This was also unlikely the case since we observed significant anti-correlations between miRNAs and their mRNA targets in the same MTBs.
This was also unlikely, because vigorous mixing of the NMR tube by sparging of N2 and addition of substrates did not cause the disappearance of either of the two peaks.
In addition, we also find that the count of stories covering migration in a given evening news program has a negative and significant impact on the propensity to support the Senate plan: this result is also unlikely to be driven by self-selection since the number of stories covering migration should not be a decisive factor in the choice of the evening news program watched.
This corruption is also unlikely to disappear because, although it has given more space to the market and private entrepreneurship, the party has consolidated its monopoly of political power.
