The phrase "and more predictable in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reliability or consistency of something in a specific context.
Example: "The new software updates have made the system faster and more predictable in its performance."
Alternatives: "and increasingly reliable in" or "and more consistent in".
Although his work has become sleeker and more predictable in recent years, his forms are always driven by an internal structural logic.
"Hard-wired systems are more immune to tampering and more predictable in behavior than a cellphone network could be.
Specifically, there were increases and decreases in putatively "copiotrophic" and "oligotrophic" prokaryotic Phyla in response to long-term N fertilization, which were significantly stronger and more predictable in soils following long-term fire suppression.
As detailed in a recent New York Times article, the state tests have become more and more predictable in recent years, allowing educators to narrow what was taught in order to maximize the number of students hitting proficiency benchmarks.
Consequently, responses of wildlife populations to climate variability and change might indeed be more consistent and more predictable in the most extreme environments of the Polar regions, than terrestrial ecosystems elsewhere.
There's more (and more predictable) drawling in Semi-Monde, where you'd be hard put to distinguish between the speech of the men and women.
They found US companies, which are usually better funded, can pay much higher salaries and are more predictable in how equity is allocated, although equity allocation is only very slightly higher.
The increasingly competitive markets of the 1990s are generally perceived to be demanding higher-quality and higher-performing products, in shorter and more predictable development cycle-times, and at lower cost.
The enormous potential of drug-drug interactions involving ritonavir, caused by its coincidental and complex effects on various cytochromes, UGT, and P-glycoprotein, will in all likelihood not be seen with cobicistat and make cART pharmacokinetics much more predictable in future.
Is there any exhortation more predictable in tone — and more saccharine in text — than the commencement speech?
Carolina Herrera's collection was also strong, though perhaps more predictable in its uptown tailoring and earth-tone tweeds and café-au-lait silks.
