"conforms to the prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when making a comparison between an observed outcome and a previously predicted outcome. For example, "The results of the experiment conformed to the prediction we made beforehand."
The settlement chronology for the region is derived from an existing database of survey data and conforms to the predictions of the IFD.
This means the motor system conforms to the predictions of active inference.
Only one order Artiodactyla has a lactation duration allometry that conforms to the predictions of the MTE.
None of the orders has a gestation duration allometry that conforms to the predictions of the hypothesis; they all have gestation duration allometries that are shallower than predicted by the MTE.
The data in Figure 9 do not conform to the prediction of the "drift rate" mechanism in Figure 8C.
These results conform to the prediction of putative genomic islands using the IslandViewer online tool [ 34].
This software uses computer simulation to detect loci for which the genetic diversity within (heterozygosity) and between populations (FST) do not conform to the prediction of a simple island model obtained by coalescent simulations [ 22].
This was high for both studied species, but D. galeata did show higher differentiation (D est = 0.42, in comparison with 0.33 for D. longispina), which would conform to the prediction.
For instance, CDI patients in a specialty medical unit (e.g. transplant unit) or who manifest CDI while in an intensive care unit (ICU) may not conform to the prediction scheme, even though immunocompromised patients and ICU patients were enrolled into the two analyzed studies, if they were otherwise eligible.
The experimental results conform to the predictions made by the theoretical models.
