The phrase "a composite predictor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or data analysis where multiple factors are combined to predict an outcome.
Example: "The study identified a composite predictor of student success, which included factors such as attendance, engagement, and prior academic performance."
Alternatives: "a combined predictor of" or "a multifactorial predictor of".
We used a composite predictor variable to capture the overall set of motivational processes students experience in the garden as a whole, but this aggregate did not allow us to examine the structural relations among these processes or to distinguish whether specific aspects of garden experiences predict particular garden outcomes.
Third, multivariate regression with a forward selection procedure [ 15] was used to identify independent composite predictors of presence of injuries on chest CT.
The method results in a new composite predictor 'L' that is a single dichotomous factor in a logistic regression.
The adjusted odds ratios modeled by composite predictor variables of preference, measurement and training after adjustment for Place of living, Age and/or Sex are presented in Table 5.
A priori, we forced the composite predictor "altered sensorium" (GCS <14, clinical suspicion of drug or alcohol intoxication, orotracheal intubation before clinical evaluation) into the multivariate regression model, because we considered this variable to have great clinical relevance [ 10].
> -wrap-foot> Note: a ED, emergency department; b PE, physical examination; c CR, conventional radiography Second, univariate logistic regression analysis was used to study the ability of each composite predictor to distinguish patients with injuries from patients without injuries on chest CT.
This method searches all possible combinations of factors joined by and/or operators and identifies the best composite predictor L that is a single dichotomous factor.
Thrombocytopenia was a weak, but statistically significant, predictor of a composite of mortality and rehospitalization at 6 months (hazards ratio 0.80, 95% confidence interval 0.65 to 0.98, p = 0.03).
The composite predictor VSL1 was developed to improve the prediction performance on short disordered regions (<30 residues); the VSL1 implementation showed the best prediction performance in an independent assessment of 20 order/disorder predictors [58].
