The phrase "a specific prediction of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a particular forecast or expectation regarding an event or outcome.
Example: "The scientist made a specific prediction of the weather patterns for the upcoming season."
Alternatives: "a precise forecast of" or "a detailed projection of".
A specific prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity is that clocks in gravitational fields run more slowly.
A specific prediction of our detailed cis-regulatory analysis of the Strongylocentrotus purpuratus (Sp) endo16 gene was that the later expression of this gene would be driven by a midgut-specific transcriptional regulator.
Although a specific prediction of the EID-mediated hyperpredation hypothesis is a significant cross-species correlation in the abundance of both prey, we recognize that some external factors, such as climate and habitat conditions, could act to synchronize their population dynamics.
This is a specific prediction of the hypothesis (H1).
The prognosis is then not a specific prediction of the course of a disease but rather a general feeling that action is required.
In conclusion, in this study we examined a specific prediction of the TCD model which claims the existence of increased cross-frequency amplitude-amplitude coupling in tinnitus.
Mullen remains concerned that Iran continues to move closer to nuclear weapons, though he won't stipulate to any specific prediction of when this might happen.
This being the case, however, I feel that the title of the paper is somewhat misleading because "...atypical mRNA signals, other than normal stop codons" seems to imply a specific prediction (the discussion of some possibilities at the end of the paper is really vague).
Finally, we asked whether the emotional content of imagery would interact with reality monitoring accuracy, although in the light of the mixed evidence described above without making a specific prediction about the direction of reality monitoring differences due to emotion.
Given a data stream y t that includes an event of short duration then the detection performance of a specific prediction method, is related to the quantity where is the predicted value of the data stream when an event exists and y t is the value of the data stream in the absence of the event.
How should the average phenotype in the next generation compare with the mean phenotype in our population right now? Can you make a specific prediction about the magnitude of this evolutionary change?
