The phrase "abilities of predicting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to foresee or anticipate outcomes.
Example: "The abilities of predicting future trends are essential for successful business strategies."
Alternatives: "predictive abilities" or "capacity for prediction".
The ability of predicting growth was compared for the different models through predictive cross-validation using predictive log-scores of the models [ 17], approximated by evaluating the models based on posterior mean parameter estimates.
The statistical accuracy of the system was measured by its prediction error that is the ability of predicting the outcome on future data (see Materials and Methods) [ 10].
The distributed soils data in Case III demonstrated the model ability of predicting groundwater levels.
The ZLT is even better with the ability of predicting transverse shear stresses directly from the constitutive equations with good accuracy for any laminate lay-up.
Languishing in the Nobel prize for literature odds last year at 66/1, Irish author John Banville may be in with a better shot this time round after landing the Franz Kafka prize, a literary award with an uncanny ability of predicting future Nobel laureates.
I have the ability of predicting the effect of current operations on future actions.
Ordinarily, regressions help reflect correlations, but Granger argued that causality in economics could well be reflected by measuring the ability of predicting a certain time series' future values using another series' past value.
Improving the discriminative ability of predicting mortality risk may, from this point of view, be undesirable.
The ability of predicting the associations between lncRNAs and proteins has also been enhanced.
Previous studies [ 13, 14, 24, 25] have demonstrated that baseline CVP has a poor ability of predicting fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients.
