The phrase "applied to prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theories, models, or methods that are relevant to making predictions in various fields such as science, economics, or data analysis.
Example: "The statistical model was specifically designed to be applied to prediction in weather forecasting."
Alternatives: "used for forecasting" or "utilized in prediction".
The model was applied to prediction of wildfires in central Portugal.
ANNs have been successfully applied to prediction and pattern classification problems [19].
In this study, on the contrary, the concept of bi-directional computational style is proposed and applied to prediction tasks.
Detached-eddy simulation (DES) is applied to prediction of the super-critical flow around a circular cylinder.
The models developed in two forms (exponential and linear) are applied to prediction of energy demand in residential and commercial sectors in Iran.
The methodology is applied to prediction of relative binding free energies of 10 Influenza neuraminidase inhibitors, using Poisson Boltzmann and generalised Born models of implicit solvent.
This type of approach when applied to predictions and analyses of wellbore instability produces a set of well-defined responses under various conditions.
A corrective factor should therefore be applied to predictions in case of low regional OSR and GM proportions (which result into large distances between fields).
Consequently the theoretical analysis previously developed has been validated with sufficient confidence to enable it to be applied to predictions of acoustic noise generated by the impact process.
The model has been applied to predictions of recrystallized grain sizes and textures of a hot deformed AlMgMn alloy and a commercial purity aluminium alloy.
Both approaches (dynamic simulation and direct CSS prediction) were applied to the prediction of cyclic steady state of SMB unit for 1,1′-bi-2-naphthol enantiomers separation.
