The phrase "accurately predictive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that reliably forecasts or anticipates outcomes with precision.
Example: "The model proved to be accurately predictive of future market trends, allowing investors to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "highly predictive" or "precisely forecasting".
TestPerfect is a new Silicon Valley start-up with an ambitious mission: to design a standardized college admissions test free of cultural or racial bias, resistant to differential test-prep efforts and accurately predictive of academic performance in postsecondary education.
Indeed, correlations in mRNA abundance levels have similar predictive power to evolutionary correlations, with evolutionary correlations being either slightly less [ 31] or slightly more accurately predictive of interactions [ 67] depending on the details of the method used.
SES showed a greater AUC than PES in the ROC analysis, suggesting that S V distance is more accurately predictive of the time course of post-procedural malapposition for SES than for PES.
Although the AKPS score results correlated strongly with those derived using KPS, they proved in fact to be more accurately predictive regarding the survival of palliative patients classified under KPS condition C. In the last thirty years various studies have demonstrated the prognostic value of the KPS, primarily for various cancers [ 10- 13], but also for other disease entities [ 14].
In this context, molecular markers that are accurately predictive in an individual of high risk of rapid progression as well as responsiveness to a particular drug therapy are still required.
Genetics alone will never be accurately predictive for most conditions, and many challenges remain in the interpretation and communication of information between patients and physicians [ 7].
For example, de novo predictive models can accurately predict the simple and short hairpin and internal loop structures (Das and Baker 2007; Ding et al. 2008; Parisien and Major 2008).
The tumour node metastasis (TNM) classification of the International Union Against Cancer based on the post-operative clinicopathological status of patients with gastric cancer establishes a predictive model for accurately predicting patient survival and guiding therapy decisions (Washington, 2010).
Predictive equations do not accurately predict REE in critically ill infants and preschool children, resulting in inadequate feeding.
In co-infection, APRI and FIB-4 have been noted to accurately predict fibrosis with a high negative predictive value for ruling out advanced fibrosis but with a poor positive predictive value [ 58].
The predictive results showed that the model could accurately predict the measured crack growth lengths in all cases.
