The phrase "give predictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to provide their ideas or forecasts about something. For example: "The meteorologist was asked to give predictions about the coming week's weather".
The risk factors and their predictive strengths seem to give predictions consistent with pooled data from other Jewish populations, specifically from North America and Israel.
I cannot give predictions because you never know.
Coefficients in the formula are based on data obtained from at-sea measurements and from tests of structural models; as a consequence, the formula has been found to give predictions that seem to be in satisfactory agreement with reality.
Another limitation of NBI is its inability to give predictions for new drugs without known targets.
The simulations that employ corrected polarizabilities give predictions in very good agreement with exact results obtained by solving Laplace's equation.
The company is currently working on a platform that will give predictions about how consumers find out about specific brands or products.
These results give prediction about the high reactivity of the prepared nano-material as cation exchanger [13].
I'm a guy who has never given predictions about knocking guys out.
But the turnout may be a little lower, given predictions of snowstorms moving from the West to the Midwest and New England, and rainstorms in the New York area.
Ms. Halimah warned that the haze could continue to be a problem in the coming months, given predictions of dry weather and southwesterly winds until September.
It is expected that as the system learns it gives predictions with lower uncertainty.
