"most strongly predicted" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing something that is expected or foreseen to occur with a high likelihood or certainty. Example: "Based on previous data and trends, it is most strongly predicted that the company's profits will continue to rise in the upcoming year."
Later height was most strongly predicted by parental height and, at 9 to 12 years, by pubertal status.
In turn, the incidence of traumatic injury most strongly predicted the severity of traumatic injury (b = 0.008, 95% CI 0.0003 – 0.0003).
Results confirmed that learned helplessness moderated links between environmental concern and both self-reported and in-vivo measures of pro-environmental behavior, such that concern most strongly predicted behavior when learned helplessness scores were low.
Most of our hypotheses are supported by this data, and thus we could answer our research question as follows: The students' proficiency in mathematics, their grades from the previous school year, perceived cognitive activation and support from teachers of their basic psychological needs most strongly predicted student initial status and growth in accounting competence.
But the single factor that most strongly predicted high stress reactions was having watched six or more hours a day of media coverage of the bombings and their aftermath.
Of these RL0790 was by far the most strongly predicted new Type I substrate.
However, the factor that most strongly predicts educational pathways for children of immigrants and explains their disadvantaged positions compared to the majority student population tends to be socioeconomic background, i.e. the social class position of their parents (Glick & White, 2003; Heath & Brinbaum, 2007; Kao & Thompson, 2003).
7 15 The issue of which variables most strongly predict streptococcal infections is therefore still not settled.
We report that promoter composition of the genes that most strongly predict the patient subgroups is distinct.
One of the barriers most strongly predicting uptake of the HPV vaccination is cost (Conroy et al., 2009).
In contrast, 44-h interdialytic ABPM better characterizes hypertension, with nighttime parameters most strongly predicting increased LVMI and LVH.
