The phrase "add to the prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how new information or data can enhance or modify an existing prediction or forecast.
Example: "The recent data trends will add to the prediction of next quarter's sales performance."
Alternatives: "contribute to the forecast" or "enhance the prediction".
Does receiving therapy between ages 2 and 4 add to the prediction of long-term outcome, either positively or negatively?
The guideline can be simplified further by removal of criteria that do not add to the prediction of suspected tuberculosis.
Neither did they find that the combination of internalizing and externalizing symptoms appeared to add to the prediction of later antisocial behaviour in adolescence.
However, these variables did not add to the prediction of recurrence by examination of their impacts on C statistics and NRI.
The change in worry after the counselling session did not add to the prediction of the intention for prophylactic mastectomy (P=0.082).
Recently, Diamantopoulou et al. [ 2], similarly, found that neither depression nor somatic problems in adolescence appeared to add to the prediction of adult antisocial problems.
If the p-value for class label l is greater than ({upvarepsilon }), it is added to the prediction set.
The direct measure significantly added to the prediction of future achievement even after controlling for prior achievement, receptive vocabulary, and the more global teacher ratings.
Five predictors significantly added to the prediction of case outcome: child age, suspect gender, suspect age, child suspect relationship, and abuse frequency.
Using Mincer regressions (Mincer 1974), we were able to show in earlier studies (Klaukien et al. 2013) that literacy and, in particular, numeracy skills substantially added to the prediction of a person's income.
Inclusion of hyperlactatemia adds to the prediction ability of the existing APACHE II score.
