"predict as" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is likely to occur. For example, "Experts predict that this year's hurricane season will be especially active as a result of climate change."
Recent history is replete with examples of such failures--failures to predict as well as predictions that turned out to be incorrect, often egregiously so.
Researchers can now predict as early as sixth grade which students are likely to leave school without diplomas.
With new signs of a receding economy, many analysts expected Intel would predict as much as a 10percentt decline.
"A structural engineer can predict what load a steel support will bear; in financial engineering we can't predict as well".
When we're dealing with economic, political and social areas, we cannot predict as well".
The extent and duration of disruptions in electric power and transportation remained impossible to predict, as well.
Given this constant flux, Dr. Segal said he was surprised they could predict as many as half of the preferred nucleosome positions.
He is one of the titans of science fiction's golden age; his writing has served to inspire and predict as well as entertain.
"If Plan Colombia is implemented, we predict as many as 60,000 will cross the border from the Catatumbo region," says Commander Zamora.
It is premier league screen acting and Ruffalo's final "goodbye" speech to his sister will live on as an audition piece for the next few decades, I predict, as well as enforcing quite a few sniffles in the cinema.
However, particulate materials have some supplementary properties that a grinding model should predict as well.
