The phrase "a strong and predictable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both robust and consistent in its behavior or outcomes.
Example: "The new marketing strategy proved to be a strong and predictable approach to increasing sales."
Alternatives: "a robust and reliable" or "a solid and consistent".
With a strong and predictable patent system, science-based regulatory systems and appropriate tax policy, our industry can meet this challenge, driving substantial job growth in the United States while providing lifesaving and life-enhancing medicines.
In this way you could enjoy the best of all investment worlds, an appreciating asset with a strong and predictable cash flow.
In other words, just about any number will have an effect on a jury, but a meaningful number -- one that provides a reference point that matters in the context of the case -- carries a stronger and more predictable effect.
Rather than fighting its gale-force winds, the strong and predictable stratification of these winds is leveraged to efficiently disperse the balloons into a favorable time- evolving distribution.
He included strong, and predictable, language pledging to use executive authority on various fronts to restrict greenhouse gases in the absence of new laws from Congress.
KKR targets companies that have strong and predictable cash flows, readily separable assets or businesses available for sale, products with well-known brand names and strong market positions that are not subject to rapid technological change, status as a low-cost producer, and limited sensitivity to cyclical swings.
Strong and predictable relationships of fishes with seabed habitats, in conjunction with rapid advances in acoustic seabed mapping capabilities, indicate there is great potential for using habitats as proxies or 'surrogates' to predict species distribution and abundance patterns at broad regional scales.
In the study region, the vegetation exhibits strong and predictable seasonality, whereas seasonal profiles of various vegetation types differ strongly from each other.
These results demonstrate that natural selection can affect restoration establishment in strong and predictable ways and that adaptive traits in these sites were opposite of the current criteria used for selection of restoration material in this system.
Our comparative advantages as a country are many -- a strong and growing consumer-driven economy, world-class universities and R&D hubs, an educated and productive workforce, low cost and abundant energy, strong financial institutions, a transparent and predictable regulatory environment, and many more.
