'are consistent with predictions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that an observed result is in agreement with an earlier prediction. For example: "The results of the experiment are consistent with predictions, indicating that the hypothesis is correct."
The changing weather patterns conducive to mosquito proliferation and the spread of the West Nile virus are consistent with predictions issued in reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change regarding potential impacts of global warming on infectious disease.
The kinetic results are consistent with predictions from molecular modeling.
The experimental ORs are consistent with predictions made using the edge-to-edge matching (E2EM) model and correspond to low energy interfaces.
The results from these tests show that decompression wave speeds are consistent with predictions of GASDECOM for gases of HHV typical of the previously validated range of BWRS.
The results are consistent with predictions from the BQART sediment flux model, and support the hypothesis that increased weathering rates associated with warmer climates will accelerate landscape erosion.
The trends are consistent with predictions of finite element calculations of unit cell models, treating the particles as either spheres or cylinders with unit aspect ratio.
Warm air from Siberia and northern Europe were blamed for the decline in Arctic sea ice, which is consistent with predictions of climate change.
Changes in distribution were consistent with predictions for 81% of 460 species.
This is consistent with predictions via a simplified model with Theodorsen's theory.
This experimental result is consistent with predictions from analytical and numerical solutions.
This is consistent with predictions from theoretical modeling efforts of other researchers.
