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The phrase "a good predictor of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that can reliably forecast or indicate a future outcome or trend.
Example: "Research shows that regular exercise is a good predictor of overall health and longevity."
Alternatives: "a strong indicator of" or "a reliable forecast of".
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"The history of sanctions may be a good predictor of future behavior," Ms. Norwalk said.
It's not that the past is never a good predictor of what lies ahead.
Many studies have found that economic growth is a good predictor of presidential elections.
Even a patient's own history is not necessarily a good predictor of reactions to a drug.
Your answer may be a good predictor of which car you'd be more likely to buy.
And historically, primary turnout hasn't been a good predictor of national turnout.
The two-party preferred vote is a good predictor of seat share nevertheless.
So, the evolution of top tax rates is a good predictor of changes in pre-tax income concentration.
What we found is that mental illness is not a good predictor of gun violence, but violent behavior is.
Openness, which encompasses aesthetic appreciation, imagination, and tolerance of others' viewpoints, is a good predictor of creativity.
Self-reported creativity is a good predictor of creative performance.
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