The phrase "a quantitative prediction of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts or estimates that involve numerical data or measurable outcomes.
Example: "The study provides a quantitative prediction of the expected growth in sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "a numerical forecast of" or "a measurable estimate of".
The combined model we form in this paper illustrates how a quantitative prediction of hazard and survival can be formed that incorporates the predictive capabilities of these three gene expression variables.
In order to obtain a quantitative prediction of toughening, ferroelastic and ferroelectric properties were measured.
Future work will focus on a quantitative prediction of the nonlinear behavior with more detailed models and an experimental verification.
The model thus provides a quantitative prediction of the number of cycles required for the nucleation of a fatigue crack.
The model allows a quantitative prediction of recrystallisation texture for hot forming or annealing after cold forming.
A quantitative prediction of seismic site effects requires the definition of a subsoil parametric model for ground motion numerical modelling.
It was concluded that the trend of the fluxes, ranging between 47 and 300 l h−1 m−2, and rejection (−5% to −85%) match well with their position in the diagram, which opens the possibility to a more quantitative prediction of performance, and to specifically design applications based on a given membrane.
However, when these are published, we will be able to provide a better quantitative prediction of actual clinical scales using correlation with these clinical data.
We aimed at finding a model that would explain our above observations (Fig. 2c,d) while at the same time making a quantitative prediction about the expected distribution of confidence ratings.
Availability of a quantitative prediction model during dose escalation that is updated with emerging clinical data from early dose panels may give increased confidence in predicting pharmacology and safety.
It is demonstrated that the dislocation network theory provides an excellent quantitative prediction of the transition stress from H-D to power-law creep, provided the steady-state dislocation density, ρs, in the H-D regime is known.
