The phrase "assumption to predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the basis for making predictions based on certain assumptions.
Example: "The assumption to predict future trends in the market is based on historical data and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "premise for forecasting" or "basis for prediction".
Generally, it's a safe assumption to predict that the world will be more crowded in the future.
The method employs the equal-energy assumption to predict the maximum response without the need for dynamic response analysis.
The analysis incorporates stochastics of fiber-strength, fiber-damage evolution, effects of fiber pull-out and the matrix crack-damage state, under the global load sharing assumption, to predict deformation and lifetime.
In this study, we have developed a simple 1-dimensional (1-D) analytical model based on planar wave assumption to predict the average heating rate of a food product and to determine the thickness of multicompartment meals based on the dielectric, thermal, and physical properties.
The work described in this paper is the development of a buckling model based on the classical energy method of flange area material using a one-dimensional beam geometry assumption to predict flange wrinkling in hot deep drawing aluminium alloys with macro-textured blankholder surfaces.
This difference significantly shifts the depth-integrated distribution of the collected signal towards the surface, and causes the homogeneous geometry assumption to predict the depth penetration even worse than it does when the detector is over smaller pial vessels.
A deterministic mathematical model for the TBR has been developed using judicious assumptions to predict its performance characteristics.
Comparisons between various models and pitfalls associated with introducing simplifying assumptions to predict complex behavior of highly non-ideal three phase systems are also presented.
Since data from electric vehicles usage are still scarce, origin - destination data of conventional vehicles are used and the necessary assumptions to predict electric vehicles' penetration in the years to come are made.
Whilst this is simple to implement, we have chosen instead to use a physics-based approach by modelling the flows in the Earth's liquid outer core and use these flows with certain assumptions to predict the field at 2015.0 and beyond.
This approach was chosen because it does not rely on modeling assumptions to predict missing information and ensures that original data are preserved.
