The phrase "a predictable outcome of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or consequences that can be anticipated based on certain conditions or actions.
Example: "The increase in temperature is a predictable outcome of climate change."
Alternatives: "an expected result of" or "a foreseeable consequence of".
It is a predictable outcome of a massive fossil-fuel economy.
What happened was a predictable outcome of known deficiencies in the type of nuclear equipment installed there.
Although clearly a rare event, it is was a predictable outcome of the way in which football is played.
"Cheating is a predictable outcome of what happens when public policy puts too much pressure on test scores".
This is a predictable outcome of the powerful incentive to maximize the value of user data by running complicated data mining algorithms that rely on large datasets.
Because the Texas death penalty system was already so contaminated and corrupted by racial bias, the Duane Buck death sentence was a predictable outcome of that mess.
It is possible there are specific selective pressures operating here that are not important to other sequenced non-photosynthetic plastid genomes, or it could be that this is a predictable outcome for the evolution of these genomes, and less ordered examples are simply not there yet.
In other words, systems make it possible for investors — or any entrepreneurs for that matter — to expect a predictable outcome, regardless of the task at hand.
This paradox is a completely predictable outcome of a broken method of voting.
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