"positively predict" is correct and usable in written English, and can be used whenever you are trying to make a positive statement about something being predicted.
For example: "The analysts positively predict that the company will achieve record profits this year."
Because the standardized regression coefficients of procedural and distributive justice are positive, these two dimensions of organizational justice can positively predict POS.
We hypothesized that CSE would positively predict adoption of PRT.
For instance, achievement goals positively predict long-term academic performance (Harackiewicz, Barron, Tauer, Carter, & Elliot, 2000).
H4: Autonomy and empowerment at work positively predict individuals' entrepreneurial orientation.
Considering this notion, current research entails leader's entrepreneurial orientation as the style that can positively predict individuals' entrepreneurial orientation.
We hypothesized that SciLG motivational processes would significantly and positively predict each of the four science outcomes in the spring.
Specifically, social anxiety was inversely related to attentional control, which itself positively predicted positive affect.
In sum, our linear regression models highlighted how instructor strategies significantly and positively predicted higher student value, positivity, and course evaluations.
Overall, 3 4% of the positively predicted windows were identified as likely false positives in the shuffling experiment.
In addition, employee daily negative mood positively predicted service sabotage, whereas emotional stability attenuated the positive relationship between daily negative mood and service sabotage.
While ER positively predicted a good outcome for both DFS and SR, HSP27 positivity predicted a prolonged SR but short DFS.
