"positively predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in contexts where something is foreseen or expected to have a positive outcome. Example: The expert's report positively predicted an increase in job opportunities for the city's residents.
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.
Academic identity positively predicted sportspersonship and negatively predicted gamesmanship.
Education was significant factor at 1 % level and was positively predicted to influence WTA.
Progesterone negatively and estrogen positively predicted women's preferences for the scent of symmetry.
Sex (female) and personality (high Extraversion) positively predicted processing speeds (final βs = .25 and.24, respectively).
Students' perception of the assessment environment as being learning-oriented positively predicted their adoption of mastery goals, whereas perceptions of the assessment environment as being test-oriented or praise-oriented positively predicted their adoption of performance goals.
Finally, an empirical study by Zacher et al. (2016) revealed that leader opening behaviors positively predicted employee exploration behavior above and beyond some control variables, and closing leader behaviors positively predicted employee exploitation behavior above and beyond some control variables.
Leader opening behavior positively predicted employee exploration behavior above and beyond the control variables (β = .29, P < .01).01
