The phrase "a correct prediction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy of a forecast or expectation regarding an event or outcome.
Example: "The scientist made a correct prediction of the weather patterns for the upcoming season."
Alternatives: "an accurate forecast of" or "a valid expectation of".
Three cases for which formula (31) gives a correct prediction of the number of gamma spikes.
The recurrent neural network enables the Soft Sensor to have a correct prediction of the contact area of the tire.
Two cases in which formula (31) gives a correct prediction of the number of gamma spikes and a fair estimate of spike times.
The trade-off between a correct prediction of landslides versus stable cells becomes increasingly worse with coarser resolutions; and model performance decreases mainly due to altering slope characteristics.
The developed FE model provided a correct prediction of the material's flexural response and successfully simulated the sequence and interaction of damage modes observed experimentally.
We note that Koriat's criterion, taking the decision of the most confident system, gives a correct prediction of 7 out of the 12 trials (Trials 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, and 11).
All the methods allow a correct prediction for 86.4% of samples.
This value provides a correct prediction for the jump of the amplitude of the oscillations observed in Fig. 5a.
Because AUP strongly rewards a single true positive at the top of the ranking, overall performance across GO categories is highly sensitive to the impact of a correct prediction for a highly multifunctional gene.
Therefore, the use of combined APC/ RASSF1A methylation and total plasma DNA assay to predict chemotherapy outcome gave a correct prediction rate of 84.7%% [(22 + 57 + 38 + 66)/2166.
In other words, a gene list generated from each training dataset gave a correct prediction rate of around 65-69% (about two out of three).
