The phrase "a possible predictor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or variables that may indicate or forecast a certain outcome or behavior.
Example: "The study found that social media engagement is a possible predictor of consumer purchasing behavior."
Alternatives: "a potential indicator of" or "a likely forecaster of".
This explains our proposition, in the conceptual framework of this paper, to define background factors to comprise environmental possibility as a possible predictor of academics' intention to engage in research collaboration.
This provides interesting insight into a possible predictor of response to these compounds, and also raises the possibility of enhancing treatment response using a method of local drug delivery.
Lindh et al. [8] reported that HRV was a possible predictor of pain in newborn infants.
Demographic characteristics Gender has received some attention as a possible predictor of entrepreneurial attitude and behavior (Strohmeyer and Tonoyan 2005).
The employee's perception of the compatibility of management's safety and production expectations is a possible predictor of such consequences.
Objectives: The aim of this work was to evaluate the role of urinary angiotensinogen as a possible predictor of AKI in patients with severe sepsis.
Lifetime instead of current Axis I disorders were selected as a possible predictors of relapse.
We conclude that damage to obturator externus and piriformis is a possible predictor for consequent development of AVN of the femoral head which can be judged on pre-operative MRI scans.
Another parameter we have examined as a possible predictor for the effectiveness of class-3 semaphorins as anti-tumorigenic agents was effects of class-3 semaphorin expression in tumor cells on the behavior of the tumor cells in-vitro.
Further studies are necessary to evaluate whether the OPRT/DPD ratio could be adopted as a possible predictor for the effectiveness of other fluoropyrimidine analogues.
Although IL6 was considered a possible predictor, none of the final regression models included it, which may be due to its correlation with both muscle strength and walking distance [ 42] or reflects the need for other measures such as receptors.
