The phrase "and predicted changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts or expectations regarding alterations in a particular context, such as climate, economics, or technology.
Example: "The report outlines the current trends and predicted changes in global temperatures over the next decade."
Alternatives: "and anticipated changes in" or "and forecasted changes in".
Population figures were based on the latest census available and predicted changes in the pediatric population in the Athens metropolitan area were taken into account.
Changes in litter quantity as a consequence of global climate change are becoming increasingly likely; recent FACE experiments have shown that litterfall increases with elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations [1] [5] and predicted changes in rainfall distribution patterns [6] and temperature [7] may also affect litterfall by altering leafing phenology.
The effects were diverse in magnitude and predicted changes in oxygenation and shunt did not correlate with alveolar recruitment.
In contrast, the kokanee ecotype appears to be favoured by marine fisheries and predicted changes in climate.
Despite increasing media coverage around the theme of African peoples' potential vulnerability to actual and predicted changes in climate at the global level, detailed scientific evidence remains scanty.
The usefulness of such stratifications is demonstrated in our estimates for CHD: due to differences in population characteristics and predicted changes in behavior across sites, we estimate reduced incidence of CHD in the BRRC but not in Sparta or Winterville.
The N.O.A.A. studies conditions of the ocean and the atmosphere to understand and predict changes in the weather and the Earth's environment.
The evolving landscape of Fountain Hills provides a possible template for understanding and predicting changes in other dryland areas undergoing urbanization.
Accurate representation of the emissions and removals from forest systems is a key component of monitoring and predicting changes in the global C cycle.
To this end, quantitative theories of learning processes have been formalized in an attempt to explain and predict changes in brain and behavior.
Remote sensing is one of the most powerful approaches to identify biodiversity hotspots and predict changes in species composition in reduced time and costs.
