'effectively predicted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain that something was successfully forecasted or anticipated. For example: "The weather patterns were effectively predicted by the meteorologists."
It is shown that displacements of piles can be effectively predicted by using the probabilistic model, and such prediction can be made for a pile design where a load test is not performed.
Lastly, the static shear strengths of reinforced steel-fiber-reinforced concrete beams were effectively predicted based on Aoude's model, and the effectiveness of using steel fibers was greatest under the static loading condition, as compared with impact and blast loading conditions.
The geostrophic currents effectively predicted patterns of spatial genetic variation in a species with pelagic larval dispersal.
As for the political fallout from gangsta rap, NWA had already split when the Los Angeles riots happened in 1992: an event their music had effectively predicted.
However, the mixture toxicities were effectively predicted by the integrated CA with IA based on multiple linear regression model (ICIM).
Children's knowledge of the basic stroke effectively predicted their knowledge of the basic stroke and the character structure.
It is thus crucial for engineers to effectively predict these effects.
However, difficulties in effectively predicting the effects of this diet have led to medications, rather than diet modification, as the preferred method of changing urine pH.
These results demonstrated that this method could effectively predict the trend of mutational effects on catalysis.
The third method involves computational prediction that can quickly and effectively predict miRNA-disease associations to construct a miRNA-disease network.
In other words, errorless prediction means that the agent is effectively predicting the future projection of the past.
