"predict consequences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use it when you are discussing the likely effects of a certain action or decision. For example, "Before making a major purchase, you should always predict consequences to ensure it is the best decision for you."
Simulation of adaptation enables to predict consequences of chronic change in hemodynamics, e.g. due to pathology or proposed therapy.
Understanding the geological connection between coastal aquifers and the offshore sedimentary record is important to better predict consequences in terms of water management.
In many situations it is desirable to compare the behaviors of two dynamical systems, in order to (i) predict consequences of differential initial conditions or (ii) find causes of differential responses.
The ability of this HAM model to calculate 2D-hygrothermal fields in the presence of airflow is helpful to predict consequences of poor workmanship or bad design and to move toward moisture safe buildings.
The main goal of this simulator is to study and predict consequences of mastitis occurrences on dairy herds taking into account individual characteristics of animals and seasonal and livestock parameters.
There are many neuropsychological explanations for this; an inability to correctly work out people's intentions from their behaviour, a drop in ability to plan actions and predict consequences, releasing pre-existing stresses and issues that you usually supress, and so on.
Direct use of the Ensembl Variation API enables users to incorporate consequence prediction into their variation software and pipelines, providing predicted consequences for an unlimited number of variants.
It was a barbarous crime whose predicted consequences Iraqis are living with today.
The problems are central and structural, the predicted consequences of its business model.
So the experiments show that the differences in market organization by themselves can have the predicted consequences.
Beach erosion is likely to accelerate, driven by predicted consequences of climate change and coastal development.
