The phrase "are predicted to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts or expectations regarding growth or escalation in various contexts, such as economics, population, or trends.
Example: "According to the latest report, sales are predicted to increase over the next quarter due to rising consumer demand."
Alternatives: "are expected to rise" or "are forecasted to grow".
This is an important omission because cyclonic conditions are predicted to increase in the future, therefore likely playing an increasing role in driving ice mass loss from the Greenland ice sheet.
And they are predicted to increase by 2m-3m by 2020.
But under scenarios where oceans continue to warm, the number of invasive species such as the European green crab, Japanese ghost shrimp and club sea-squirt are predicted to increase six-fold.
Therefore, continued support for monitoring is needed as the cesium isotopes are expected to reach the coast in 2014 and levels are predicted to increase over the coming 2-3 years.
Cancer cases worldwide are predicted to increase by 70% over the next two decades, from 14m in 2012 to 25m new cases a year, according to the World Health Organisation.
Debt levels in the euro area are predicted to increase from an average 88 percent of gross domestic product in 2011 to 90.4 percent in 2012 and 90.9 percent the following year.
"In marine systems, wind is a major component of the environment, and climate change-induced alterations in oceanic wind regimes and strength have already occurred and are predicted to increase," they write.
Premature deaths for the 'Medium Emissions' scenario are predicted to increase by 200 460 annually.
Expenses related to fractures and associated problems are predicted to increase to over US $74 billion by 2015 [3].
The frequency of these hazards and the level of damage caused are predicted to increase with climate change.
These types of events are predicted to increase in some areas of New Zealand in response to climate change.
