The phrase "indicator for predicting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sign or measure that helps forecast or estimate future events or outcomes.
Example: "The unemployment rate is often seen as an indicator for predicting economic downturns."
Alternatives: "signal for forecasting" or "measure for anticipating".
However, within the context of the mDCM predictions, the total H-bond energy is an excellent indicator for predicting C p max, and this in return correlates well with barrier height.
Cutting torque data was also found to provide a useful indicator for predicting the end of tool life.
The newly developed nursing self-concept of the graduate nurse may provide a key indicator for predicting graduate retention.
However, insertion torque value is an important indicator for predicting the progress of implant treatment, and ISQ value is considered to be an important indicator for observing the treatment state of the implant.
Moreover, the GPS-derived rate of total electron content change index (ROTI), an index to reflect the level of ionospheric disturbances, may be a useful indicator for predicting the ionospheric effect for SAR images.
Simultaneous existence of high flux SPEs, high optical flare classification, and fast halo CMEs near the central meridian of the Sun, as well as GLEs may be an effective indicator for predicting the occurrence of a strong geomagnetic storm.
We have used Nottingham Prognostic Index (NPI) as an indicator for predicted clinical outcome.
This study aimed to develop non-invasive assessment indicators for predicting the risk of metabolic syndrome.
Moreover, landscape structure parameters can be served as indicators for predicting the potential particle reduction at local scale.
This study aims to test the use of morphological soil indicators for predicting spatially variable water-saturation durations in a pedologically contrasted Mediterranean region (Peyne valley, Languedoc, France).
In particular, Morishita et al. (2000), Morishita et al. (2004) and Tanaka and Tuji (2003) reported that the space between reinforcing bars and the compressive strength of concrete were not effective indicators for predicting the local damage and breaking point of a concrete slab through contact-blast testing.
