The phrase "a prevision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a prediction or foresight about future events.
Example: "The scientist's prevision of climate change impacts has sparked a global conversation on environmental policies."
Alternatives: "a forecast" or "an anticipation".
Hubris confirmed by the course of events is not hubris, but a prevision of destiny.
The model allows a prevision of the maximum process temperature allowing this heat removal.
Possessed of "a prevision of himself as being among the fallen martyrs" in the Pacific theater, he began to read voraciously, regarding the books in the Duke library as "the rocks and boulders" he could cling to against his "onrushing sense of doom and mortality".
Under that law, there is a prevision that it would occur within 2 years.
Moreover, we based the clinical decision to perform a tracheostomy on the prevision of prolonged MV or a prevision of difficult and prolonged weaning.
Such a prevision genealogically stands as a cyber twist to the dualism which has been structural to the hegemonic Western tradition of thought: the symbolic flesh (a.k.a. body/material/female/black/nature/object etc).
The chapter defines an extension of a coherent lower prevision to a linear space of previsible, not necessarily bounded random variables, and highlights that this extension still has properties similar to those of coherent lower previsions.
"Conways" — which has three acts, set in the happy past and the unhappy future (before returning to the happy past) — allows its central character, a hopeful (then failed) writer, a youthful prevision of the grim, middle-aged life to come.
We model our ignorance about this mechanism by a vacuous lower prevision, a tool from the theory of imprecise probabilities, and we use only coherence arguments to turn prior into posterior (updated) probabilities.
The point is that you think he's not worthy of her, and the prediction is just a way of enhancing your judgment with a pleasant prevision of doom.
For a lower prevision $\underline{ E}$ define the envelope of $\underline{E}$ as the set of linear previsions that dominate $\underline{E}$.
