The phrase "at the predictability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of predictability associated with a particular event or situation.
Example: "The researchers were surprised at the predictability of the weather patterns this year."
Alternatives: "regarding the predictability of" or "concerning the predictability of".
The women gathered in the kitchen to perform their chores, laughing at the predictability of the scene.
In the book's introduction, Michals describes the frustration he often felt at the predictability of his portrait sessions with public figures: "First the pleasantries," he said.
Even in the much-vaunted predecessor to this title, a genuinely affecting immigrant's tale set in Rockstar's version of New York, I found myself drumming my fingers during the cutscenes, rolling my eyes at the predictability of the dialogue.
It's left a vacuum there, and vacuums are always filled with increased violence.' I asked whether there had been any response from the White House to his book or his views, and his blue eyes took on an unreadable twinkle - was it triumph or ruefulness at the predictability of it all?
'Because the only conclusion is such a depressing one - that the standard of public debate is so lamentably low; what's good or satisfying about that?' He was mildly depressed, too, at the predictability of reactions; for the debate often nosed towards a simple argument over censorship, or a discussion about the media.
Some critics expressed disappointment at the predictability of the main twist in the story regarding Alex's predicament, while others found it "genuinely shocking".
Success depends on the goodwill and restraint of great powers, or at least the predictability of their actions.
The creation of a real market in home undergraduate students, in terms of price and numbers, would rely on student choice to drive quality and efficiency, and would at a stroke remove the predictability of the current state funding system.
At Columbia, he is examining the predictability of the nonlinear dynamics of influenza spreading and developing skillful ensemble-based prediction systems for infectious diseases.
Since AUC depends on time t, we define the integrated area under the curve (IAUC) as the area under AUC t), �� t∈ T. Note that, in this study, the larger the AUC at time t, the better is the predictability of time to event (TTE) at time t.
I asked Mr. McCain why he always seems so taken aback and aggrieved at each new ploy, given the predictability of tough Bush campaign tactics.
