The phrase "above prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a prediction that has been mentioned earlier in the text or conversation.
Example: "The results of the experiment confirmed the above prediction, leading to further research in the field."
Alternatives: "previous prediction" or "earlier forecast".
Cristiano Ronaldo – Portugal Mostly because my above prediction has little chance of coming true otherwise Who is the player to watch?
Only that, if the above prediction is wrong and France gain a second star to stitch on their shirts, England's grotesque shambles of a World Cup will appear even worse.
This study was designed to confirm the above prediction and investigate abundance, species composition and growth characteristics of Ulva propagules in the sediments.
Therefore, the above prediction values of AQI were transformed into corresponding AQI class.
When the N-terminal part of the cytHPPK/DHPS was fused to green fluorescent protein, the fusion protein appeared only in the cytosol, confirming the above prediction.
In order to verify the above prediction, we further investigated the growths of Au on Si and SiO2 surfaces.
Finally, the above predictions and annotations were reconciled with the genes predicted and annotated through the Integrated Microbial Genomes Expert Review (IMG-ER) pipeline [ 124].
The DiANNA 1.1 disulfide bond prediction program [ 29] predicts these two cysteines are bonded with 82% confidence level supporting the above predictions for this coil with the E and F β-strands closing the bottom of the barrel.
The above predictions are supported by available experimental results on Pb and In nanocrystals embedded in an Al matrix.
To identify genes adequate for systematic phylogenetic-based analyses of convergent sequence evolution, we next filtered the above predictions for single-copy orthologous protein-coding genes conserved across the Eutheria.
Skeptics abound for each of the above predictions.
