"poorly predictable" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means something that is not easily anticipated or forecasted. Example: The stock market is poorly predictable, causing investors to constantly second-guess their decisions.
This leads to unexpected couplings among seemingly unconnected modules, which result in poorly predictable circuit behavior.
However, one lesson can be drawn from forecasting exercises: one needs to distinguish first the realm of predictable developments, second the realm of black swans (unpredictable outliers), and third the vast space in between of rather well or rather poorly predictable events.
Often the toxicity is severe and poorly predictable.
They lead to poorly predictable and often subtherapeutic plasma concentrations [ 5].
The second effects could result in poorly predictable alterations in CNS toxicity of the taxanes.
PPH is poorly predictable, but its direct causes are mainly uterine atony, trauma to the genital tract and retained placenta [ 3- 5].
Critics and viewers protest the most overt, exploitative nonsense, but the industry churns out so many predictable, poorly conceived and lazy depictions of sex and sexual assault that it's not possible nor advisable to get angry every single time something demeaning, insulting or dumb gets on the air.
The rhetorical divide, while predictable, bodes poorly for negotiations on a new labor deal.
The third line of treatment is oral colchicine, which is highly effective when given early in an acute gouty attack, but it is poorly tolerated because of predictable gastrointestinal side effects.
The Cain Saga was also criticized for scenes with "poorly organized" artwork, one-dimensional characters, predictable mysteries, and confusing plot, caused by the back-story and characters.
