The phrase "adequate in predicting the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness or sufficiency of a method, model, or tool in making predictions.
Example: "The new algorithm has proven to be adequate in predicting the outcomes of various scenarios."
Alternatives: "sufficient for predicting the" or "effective in forecasting the".
The mathematical model developed was validated and proven to be statistically adequate and accurate in predicting the response.
The unknown constants B 2 and B 6 appearing in the displacement field are also determined within LWT and it is found that FSDT is very adequate in predicting these constants.
Analysis of numerical results demonstrate that the CFD technique provides an adequate level of accuracy in predicting the thermal state of the overhead conductor and could be a viable option for the dynamic analysis of distribution networks with a number of renewable energy generators, operating under varying electrical load and weather conditions.
They emphasized that visual guidance during joint irrigation was imperative not only for adequate irrigation of the different joint compartments, but also for the identification of morphologic characteristics that might be important in predicting the outcome.
Based on some simplified assumptions, FE modelling proved adequate in accurately predicting the crack propagation rate.
The model was adequate in predicting DOC removal with a maximum deviation from the experimental data of < 11%.
It has become clear that histological analysis is not, by itself, adequate in predicting clinical outcome and insensitive in identifying the optimal therapeutic strategy in many cancers [ 2].
The results showed that, using all treatment sets, only the LS-SVM models were adequate in predicting either adulterant under both full spectra and NIR spectra.
Proximity of the observed values and predicted data and also the high correlation coefficient (0.95) affirmed that the corresponding response surface model was adequate in predicting variations of response variable as a function of esterification conditions.
However, the areas under the ROC curves for day 1 SOFA score was adequate in predicting MODS (0.848) development during ICU stay rather than APACHE II scores (0.747), lung injury score (0.692), and prior 24 hrs fluid balance (0.729) but also less than EVLWI.
