The phrase "are successfully predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or events that have been forecasted accurately.
Example: "The results of the experiment are successfully predicted by the new model we developed."
Alternatives: "are accurately forecasted" or "are effectively anticipated."
The success rate is defined as a ratio of how many actual landslide sites are successfully predicted and allow us to estimate the goodness of the fit of the predictive models with actual landslide sites.
Nevertheless, tides are successfully predicted on the basis of accumulated observations of the tides at the place concerned.
System dynamics including volume changes due to continuous feeding are successfully predicted.
The inlet performance parameters under large-amplitude vibration are successfully predicted using the dynamic derivative model.
According to the concentration ration between C2Hx and C6Hy, the textures of pyrolytic carbon are successfully predicted.
The yield stress as well as the microstructure evolution during tempering are successfully predicted by combining these results.
Although tension failure has been successfully predicted by the classical Rousselier damage model, its predictive capability on shear failure is seldom discussed.
The thing about fashion, in antiques as in all things, is that it can never be successfully predicted.
The poor rains in east Africa in late 2010 were successfully predicted, but the failure of the longer rainy season the following spring, which turned crisis into disaster, was not predicted.
If they want to study seismology they go to Parkfield.Despite this, and the fact that some 200 research papers have been written about Parkfield's seismology, not a single actual earthquake has been successfully predicted in Parkfield.
Cavitation regimes were successfully predicted.
