The phrase "a predicted future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or expectations about what will happen in the future based on current information or trends.
Example: "The scientists presented a predicted future for climate change, outlining the potential impacts on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an anticipated future" or "a forecasted future".
The result is a predicted future that strays far from reality.
It belongs to the gleaming, chrome-plated age of jet packs and rocket ships, transporter beams and cities beneath the sea, of a predicted future still well beyond our technology.
This impressive achievement once again raised the expectations for a predicted future in which computers will have artificial intelligence, with major media outlets worldwide touting this anticipated future.
Uncertainty becomes an opportunity for decision-makers with the realisation that they are shaping the future rather than (only) responding to a predicted future.
In the case of example (19), taken from the concluding section of a research article, the current real world situation (with bold italic) is negatively evaluated, but a predicted future real world situation (in italics) is evaluated positively.
The known values of the function up to the point Y = X are used to predict the value at some point in the future Y = X + P. The standard method for this type of prediction is to create a mapping from D points of the function spaced Δ apart, that is,, to a predicted future value Y(X + P).
A loss of predicted future profits can adversely impact the stock price of mobile phone manufactures.
Specifically, a 25% SCr increase predicted future AKI with specificity of 81% but sensitivity of only 33%.
The use of interpolation techniques, as we are seeing, introduces a greater error in the predicted future states.
This observation suggested that a signal predicting future target motion was added to the retinal image motion signal.
Migration as measured by radiostereometric analysis (RSA) can predict future loosening.
