The phrase "as earlier predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a prediction made in the past that has now come to fruition or been confirmed.
Example: "The weather patterns have shifted dramatically, as earlier predicted by the meteorologists."
Alternatives: "as previously predicted" or "as forecasted earlier".
The temperature of the planet is still rising, but not as fast as earlier predicted.
No one will know for sure until the end of the year, but a new analysis of state population figures suggests that the state of New York will lose two United States House seats - not just one, as earlier predicted -- in the coming decennial reapportionment.
In fact, at day 7 patients with better prognosis have been already clearly identified, while in C-patients, in spite of some CNS functions improvement (respiration, brain stem reflexes), the outcome remained the same as earlier predicted.
This shows that nuclear-encoded plastid-targeted protein genes can be retained even though the plastid itself is replaced, providing further support for the view that a plastid replacement event does not necessarily lead to loss of all characters from the previous plastid as earlier predicted [ 31, 48, 49].
That came a few weeks after Palm said its fiscal fourth-quarter sales would be half of expectations, and that its pro forma operating loss would be twice as big as it had earlier predicted.
Yu et al. [ 14] searching larger gene fragments as mentioned earlier, predicted that 23.8% of a limited set of entries from GenBank (206) contained SSR loci.
And if "a legion" follow the eight trailblazers out of Ballymena, as Boris had earlier predicted, those conductor costs are bound so soar.
Productivity rose at its fastest pace in two years in the third quarter, far more quickly than earlier predicted, as output rose and labor costs fell, the government reported today.
Feeding trials, mainly of fish, are underway, and nationwide approval could come as early as September 2016, predicts EnviroFlight's founder and director Glen Courtright.
The wild card in this election was the brand-new Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which, while falling just below the threshold, did twice as well as early polling predicted.
Somalia's implosion, which he predicted as early as 1988, fuelled a personal crisis.
