The phrase "a relevant predictor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors or variables that can forecast or indicate an outcome or trend.
Example: "In our study, we found that age is a relevant predictor of health outcomes in older adults."
Alternatives: "a significant indicator of" or "a pertinent forecaster of".
Management control is also a relevant predictor of performance and effectiveness.
Highways are a relevant predictor of the changes in local violence, but only after the start of the drug war.
These items were analyzed separately from the translation items because output representation was not a relevant predictor of performance for these items.
Therefore, MWD alone would not be a relevant predictor of restoration on such soil and further investigations should be carried out to identify a set of predictors useful for indicating the restoration of degraded soils on ultramafic substrates.
We then test the hypothesis that highways are a relevant predictor of homicides during the drug war period, by regressing homicides per 100,000 inhabitants on federal highway kilometers in 2005 for each year in the 2000 to 2010 period.
Qualitative data from initial interviews with physicians and subsequent questionnaire evidence from 578 physicians in 14 French hospitals suggest that the source of pressure is a relevant predictor of physicians' inclination to engage in data-manipulation.
Cooperation in a community of practice for ICT in teaching does not appear to be a relevant predictor for the use of ICT by teaching staff in all four countries.
Only the presence of light-headedness appeared to be a clinically relevant predictor of a bad outcome.
VASH1 density represents a clinically relevant predictor of patient prognosis and can be a new biomarker that would provide additional prognostic information in PCa.
According to this latter definition, the role of the formal organizational structure seems to emerge as a relevant predictor in the creation of interconnections: actors who belong to the same organization are more likely to interact reciprocally, because they have similar problems they need to share and solve.
Conversely, while ADRB functional IgG activity was highly correlated with clinical outcome here (especially for Dielmo and for the youngest children in Ndiop), anti-merozoite IgG levels (ELISA) were not when age was also considered, showing that ADRB functionality was a more relevant predictor of clinical outcome.
