The phrase "analyses predicted that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or forecasts derived from data analysis in research or reports.
Example: "The analyses predicted that there would be a significant increase in sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "studies forecasted that" or "research indicated that".
Computational fluid dynamics analyses predicted that cells on fully porous substrates experience time-dependent shear stresses that differ from those experienced by cells on porous-coated substrates with solid bases where media flow-through is restricted.
The analyses predicted that, compared to conventional buildings, buildings with the dual CFT system were 20 83% less susceptible to seismic collapse, depending on the strength and ductility of the primary moment frame, the orientation of the wide-flange columns in the conventional building, and the number of stories.
Accurate health care analyses predicted that the rise of superspecialisation would have resulted in an increase in the number of operations performed and corresponding health care costs, and no better patient satisfaction.
Although experimental verification is needed, bioinformatic analyses predicted that TbUNC119BP was a membrane protein with a C2 domain that appears to be involved in targeting proteins to the cell membrane [27].
SIFT analyses predicted that the L1165P substitution is not tolerated.
Bioinformatics analyses predicted that Mdm2 might be a putative target gene of miR-509-5p miR-509-5p miR-509-5p
Our analyses predict that hypselodonty will eventually become the dominant phenotype.
Structure-based sequence analyses predict that the ASD defines a common structural fold among predicted group IV anti-σs.
The results of frictional analyses predict that this stick-slip feel is caused by a drastic change in frictional resistance.
Pre-test analyses predict that delamination initiation and growth are the predominant failure mechanism for both of the sub-elements.
Some of the analyses predict that clouds could actually amplify the warming trend sharply through several mechanisms, including a reduction of some of the low clouds that reflect a lot of sunlight back to space.
