"focused on predicting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that a prediction or forecasted outcome is the main aim of a particular activity or process. For example, "The team was focused on predicting the future trend of the stock market."
Scenario VI:: All of the above cases focused on predicting one hop next edge.
All of the above cases focused on predicting one hop next edge.
Predictive Research that is focused on predicting an outcome using the available data.
Although many studies have focused on predicting cancer risk in the general population, few have employed risk prediction models to improve decisions about follow-up of abnormal mammograms.
This study is focused on predicting additional ADRs for drugs in the post-marketing phase.
The case study is focused on predicting the manufacturing process behaviour according to production data.
This study focused on predicting the erosion of a tee junction (T) under various flow types during fracturing operation.
However, previous works mainly focused on predicting ratings using collaborative filtering or quantifying personalized ranking quality in simulations.
Most of the research done on these composites has focused on predicting the configuration after manufacture, its static characteristics and static actuation strategies to induce snap-through.
Future work should be focused on predicting local and global pressure fluctuations and the formation of unique surface flow patterns by coupling different contributing mechanisms.
Research efforts have usually focused on predicting fatigue resistance against crack incubation without considering the early fatigue crack growth after encountering the first grain boundary.
