The phrase "are predicted to involve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts or expectations about future events or outcomes that will include certain elements or factors.
Example: "The upcoming climate models are predicted to involve significant changes in weather patterns."
Alternatives: "are expected to include" or "are forecasted to encompass".
Changes in nanowire morphology are predicted to involve a partial transformation of {011} facets in favor of {112} facets even though the latter ones act as edges between adjacent {011} facets.
Hydrophobic and stacking substrate interactions in this subsite are predicted to involve residues Phe26, Phe31, Trp73 and Phe513.
Important contacts are predicted to involve the SH3-like subdomain (residues 34 72) and two α-helices (residues 20 28 and 98 111).
Among them, 79.25% are predicted to involve in "Metabolism" where 20.56% and 18.69% play major roles in "Amino acid metabolism" and "Carbohydrate metabolism", respectively.
In silico prediction of putative transcription factor binding sites indicated that of the four transcription factor binding sites potentially affected by the deletion, some are predicted to involve proteins not expressed in the breast.
We show that scytonemin biosynthetic genes are highly conserved among evolutionarily diverse strains, likely include more genes than previously determined, and are predicted to involve compartmentalization of the biosynthetic pathway in the cell, an unusual trait for prokaryotes.
It is proposed that mutations in CHMP2B may lead to FTD and other neurodegenerative diseases, including ALS, which is predicted to involve disruption to the cellular processes involved in the recycling and degradation of proteins.
Their maturation was predicted to involve C or F peptide processing.
SLI is a prototypical multifactorial disorder that is predicted to involve numerous genetic loci and environmental factors.
The majority of non-homologous associations were predicted to involve both pre-existing translocation events and univalent chromosomes.
