The phrase "able to predict correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's or something's capability to make accurate predictions.
Example: "The new algorithm is able to predict correctly the outcomes of various scenarios based on historical data."
Alternatives: "capable of accurate predictions" or "able to forecast accurately."
While nonlinear transient analysis needs large computational efforts, results of Complex Eigenvalue Analysis (CEA) suffer from an over-prediction issue and it is not able to predict correctly the mode that will become effectively unstable in case of several unstable eigenvalues.
Given a state and birth date, Acquisti and Gross were able to predict correctly all nine digits in an S.S.N. in 1,000 attempts or fewer, 8.5percentt of the time, which renders a sizable percentage of S.S.N.'s about as easy to crack as a three-number PIN.
The model is able to predict correctly the behaviour for the majority of these compounds.
The model was able to predict correctly the behaviour of these compounds in 90% of the cases.
In particular, even larger values of the mass-damping parameter of the system are necessary for the quasi-steady theory to be able to predict correctly the galloping instability threshold.
By means of comparison with experimental results, the model proved to be able to predict correctly the evolutions of temperature and dimensional changes, the minimum austenitization and austempering times, and the final phase fractions.
In addition, uNGAL was able to predict AKI development correctly in 84% of children before any rise in SCr became apparent.
Still, uNGAL was able to predict AKI development correctly in 16 of 19 children, which further demonstrates its potential as an early marker of tubular damage.
In the largest prospective multicentre evaluation to date PET was able to predict treatment outcome correctly after only two cycles of chemotherapy in 103/108 (95%) patients with Hodgkin's disease [ 64].
In the largest prospective multicentre evaluation to date PET was able to predict treatment outcome correctly after only two cycles of chemo in 103/108 (95%) patients with Hodgkin's disease[ 81]].
Where compounds affect currents other than IKr, INa, or ICaL (e.g. ranolazine which also targets the late sodium channel), one would expect to be less able to predict their risks correctly.
