The phrase "accidentally predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone unintentionally makes a prediction about an event or outcome.
Example: "During our discussion, she accidentally predicted the outcome of the game before it even started."
Alternatives: "unintentionally forecast" or "inadvertently foresee".
Also turns out this actor may have accidentally predicted his own death a year ago.
Toxicological testing of every material that might be presented to the body, deliberately or accidentally, in nano-form is infeasible; developing a capacity to predict the effects of nano-materials is essential.
So if nature or bioterrorists created a similar virus or if it accidentally escaped from the lab, as some fear does the ferret model predict it would have little chance of causing mayhem in humans?
It's impossible to predict whether the parents of your children's friends will react better to the news if it is delivered personally or discovered accidentally.
In a prospective long term study on accidentally injured patients we found the patients' own self-reported appraisal of injury severity and their ability to cope with the accidental injury, and its job-related consequences, predicting time off work 12 months after the accident [ 5].
The four years that followed saw him traveling the world as a touring member of Dirty Beaches, linking up with Montreal producer Jesse Osborne-Lanthier for the confrontational collaborative project Femminielli Noir accidentally predicting former Toronto mayor Rob Ford's biggest scandal with their cover art of a hamburger and crack pipe then facing an existential crisis.
The Boolean model predicted that the system is constructed such that wiring is more important than timing and that the ectopic expression of the components cannot accidentally activate the regulon.
Even if only accidentally".
They accidentally switch bunnies.
