The phrase "analyzed and predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination of data or information and making forecasts based on that analysis.
Example: "The data was thoroughly analyzed and predicted to show a significant increase in sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "examined and forecasted" or "assessed and projected".
The threshold acceleration of designed inertial micro-switch is analyzed and predicted.
His pioneering work rests on the notion that politicians are no less every bit as self-interested as business executives or the rest of society, and their actions can be analyzed - and predicted - accordingly.
Finally, the long-term stability of the embankment was analyzed and predicted with a climate warming rate of 0.052 °C/a.
From the CT scans, pleural effusion (PE), linear opacity (or thickening) (LT), tree-in-bud (TIB), pulmonary nodules, ground glass opacity (GGO), and consolidation abnormality patterns were analyzed and predicted through clinical, textural (imaging), or combined attributes.
Our DSS approach is built on a scientific foundation for explicitly manifesting the economic implications of software refactoring activities so that the costs and benefits of such activities can be understood, analyzed, and predicted.
Despite its temporal nature, the release of particulate organic carbon from soils during interrill erosion lacks high resolution description via experimental datasets and has not been analyzed and predicted with time series approaches that might be adopted research and application.
We used the web-based online tool Protein Function Prediction (PFP; Kihara Bioinformatics Laboratory 2010), to analyze and predict its potential functions (Hawkins et al. 2009).
The COE did indeed analyze and predict as well as report.
Smith's ability to analyze and predict which movies are likely to succeed belies conventional wisdom on predicting consumer taste.
Practice "model management," which keeps track of the models being used within an organization and monitors how well they are working to analyze and predict selected variables.
Honig, who has written widely used computer programs for analyzing and predicting protein structures, knew that more solved structures would make his job much easier.
