The phrase "able to predict and" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability of forecasting or anticipating outcomes in various contexts, such as science, technology, or analysis.
Example: "The new algorithm is able to predict and analyze trends in consumer behavior effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of forecasting and" or "able to foresee and".
They are claiming, in essence, to be able to predict and shape the future.
The RA was able to predict and identify theoretically the factors (e.g. sample composition, production method parameters, etc).
Conventional thermal comfort models may not be able to predict and assess the optimal environment conditions for humans in sleep.
The more the Wolves use any one of those dimensions of Beasley's game, the more opponents will be able to predict and counter the corresponding action.
The good ideas that might well have prevented the last crisis, however, can make regulators dangerously overconfident about being able to predict and prevent the next one.
The proposed theory is able to predict and compares well with experimental data available in the literature for different types of rubberlike materials.
The prediction of collapse of structures has gained growing attention recently, as it is important to be able to predict and model structural collapse due to extreme loads.
Moreover, there exist some successful examples in which these models have been able to predict and guide experiments, leading to synthesis of catalyst materials with improved activities.
The CREATE_L linearised plasma response model applied to such configurations is able to predict and explain the most significant qualitative features of the experiment.
The simulations are able to predict and characterize the performance bounds of the actuator in terms of actuator time/thermal input, power/efficiency, and force/displacement diagrams.
The authors postulate that frontal entrainment may be stronger in the fluent signers because they are more able to predict the movements involved and therefore more able to predict and entrain to the rhythms they see.
