The phrase "and predict the causes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to foresee or identify reasons behind certain events or phenomena.
Example: "In order to understand the situation better, we need to analyze the data and predict the causes of the recent changes."
Alternatives: "and forecast the reasons" or "and identify the factors".
John R. Talbott is the bestselling author of eight books on economics and politics that have accurately detailed and predicted the causes and devastating effects of this entire financial crisis including, in 2003, "The Coming Crash in the Housing Market", in January 2006, "Sell Now!
The premise here is that we need to infer – and therefore predict – the causes of sensations to perceive them.
Today at Disrupt SF, Rex unveiled technology to help veterinarians provide clinical support at the point on the farm, and predict the genetic causes of problematic traits in their herds, and in the diseases effecting them.
Then, we present numerical examples in order to predict the causes and frequencies of breakdowns for workstations and for the entire bread production line that will occur in the future.
It is of high importance, therefore to monitor, understand and predict the storm surge caused by these storms.
On the day of his execution, Brown seemed to predict the cause and extent of that conflict.
The sensitivity map presented in this study is expected to be a useful guideline for analyzing and predicting the performance variation caused by microstructural changes and designing and optimizing the electrodes of SOFCs.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin championed the cause and predicts the resulting compromise could have a dramatic impact on the detainee population.
The calibrated model represents the underlying state of the cortex during each stage of the disease, and predicts the systems level changes caused by interventions that lead to changes in functional symptoms.
MORPH has been parameterised for coastal birds on several European sites and predicted the effect of environmental change, caused by factors such as habitat loss, disturbance from humans and sea-level rise, on the survival and body condition of these species.
