The phrase "a key predictor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that are significant in forecasting or determining an outcome in various contexts, such as research, statistics, or analysis.
Example: "In the study, socioeconomic status was identified as a key predictor for academic success among students."
Alternatives: "a major indicator of" or "a significant determinant of".
Most significantly, soft tissue swelling at study entry was a key predictor for erosive evolution.
The lymph node (LN) status serves as a key predictor for clinically localised prostate cancer (PC).
Thus, measures of β-cell function might be expected to be a key predictor for future type 2 diabetes.
Not only is current power indicative of current functional status, but loss of muscular power over time is a key predictor for future mobility disability, increased fall risk [ 18], and decreased independent living [ 19].
Although the precise reasons for these poor outcomes are unclear long term outcomes from national birth cohorts suggest that mental health could be a key predictor for subsequent psychosocial adjustment.
Previous studies among Peruvian, Cambodian and Bangladeshi children found household wealth index to be a key predictor for stunting and severe stunting among children under five years of age [ 25, 28– 30].
Joint shape has been considered as a key predictor of OA for five decades, and joint shape is in turn altered by the disease, leading to an intricate interplay between joint shape and OA [ 84].
Functional status has been found in many studies to be a key predictor of hospital mortality for older patients [ 1- 3].
These results showed there was also high correlation R = 0.9993, MSE was 3.96 × 10−4, magnitude of the gradient was 1,14 × 10−2, and the number of validation checks was 0. The plasma PQ level is a key predictor of clinical outcome for PQ-poisoned patients.
For example, there was no representation of the construct of balance and no code available either for falls or for prior falls (a key predictor of falls).
The analysis shows that being a respondent recruited from Tower Hamlets was a key predictor of campaign awareness after controlling for all other covariates.
