"with a high likelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is likely to occur or be true, such as: "With a high likelihood, the stock market will continue to climb higher."
Thus, Curry is not only distributing the ball to players with a high likelihood of scoring, he's protecting it better than he has in his career.
If you have crushing chest pain and shortness of breath, you start with a high likelihood of having a serious heart condition, and an electrocardiogram has significant value.
Most of these proposed technologies are forms of geoengineering, dubious bets on huge climate manipulations with a high likelihood of disastrous unintended consequences.
Among the risk factors associated with a high likelihood of rejection is a history of smoking, in either the donor or the recipient.
The highest test utility will be in patients with a high likelihood of CMV disease based on symptoms, and CD4 cell count.
Once these tumors grow to two centimeters or more, their treatment becomes problematic, with a high likelihood that they will metastasize from their typical original locations of the small intestine, appendix, rectum and lungs, on to the liver.
Furthermore, she says, with around 80% of ADHD traits being hereditary, many parents of children with the disorder will have it themselves, with a high likelihood that it is unidentified and undiagnosed.
Conservative talk radio and Fox News now collectively reach an audience of as many as 50 million — most of them elderly white Republicans with a high likelihood of turning out in election years.
She called it an "experiment with a high likelihood of success".
Repeat PTCA may be performed for restenosis with a high likelihood of success and low incidence of complications.
Having purchases orders from clients with a high likelihood of paying him had an impact on his bankers.
