The phrase "a technique for predicting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or approaches used to forecast outcomes or trends in various fields such as science, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers developed a technique for predicting weather patterns more accurately."
Alternatives: "a method for forecasting" or "an approach to anticipate".
It is better to accept this process as a technique for predicting the observations that are likely to follow from an earlier set of observations.
A technique for predicting wafer temperature was developed, and a model for predicting critical dimension (CD) was devised.
This paper discusses such a technique for predicting the propagation surface of a pressurized circular crack subjected to various loading conditions.
A technique for predicting performance of explosive fragmentation munitions presented in this work is based on integrating three-dimensional axisymmetric hydrocode analyses with analyses from a newly developed fragmentation computer code PAFRAG.
We present a technique for predicting large geomagnetic storms (Kp ⩾ 7) following the arrival of interplanetary shocks at 1 AU, using low-energy energetic ions (47 65 keV) and solar wind data measured at the L1 libration point.
A technique for predicting transient stability based on perturbed voltage trajectories was presented in reference [18].
The HME model combining 3M and a supervised technique for predicting a response vector y can be achieved by using the 3M mixture probabilities p(m| x, θ m ) (2), for the HME mixture component probabilities in (1).
In this paper, a numerical technique for predicting the wear amount of automobile tire is presented.
The goal is a reliable technique for predicting the structural response to extreme water loading.
The experimental results and the FEM analysis results agree well, confirming that FEM-based analysis is a convenient technique for predicting the compressive properties of such structures.
Results of this work indicate PSO-LSSVM model is a powerful technique for predicting liquid rate of chokes in oil industry.
