'predicted as much' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you or someone else expected the outcome of a situation before it happened. For example: "The stock market took a dive today, but I predicted as much."
In spite of the fact that the Bagger predicted as much, he was as stunned as anyone else.
Of course, Keller all but predicted as much when he first agreed to let Dohrmann into his world.
Mr. Meyne, who now works for the gambling industry and declined to be interviewed for this article, predicted as much.
Planned Parenthood's Sagoff had predicted as much to a local rabbi, a Planned Parenthood ally, earlier that year.
Einstein predicted as much in 1916, and the LIGO results suggest that his equations align almost perfectly with real-world observation.
In addition, a number of analysts raised their predictions for 2010 sales of PCs, in some cases predicting as much as 25 percent growth for the industry.
With new signs of a receding economy, many analysts expected Intel would predict as much as a 10percentt decline.
Concurrent, whose largest customers are AOL Time Warner, Cox Communications and Lockheed-Martin, forecasts total sales of $16.5 million to $18.5 million after predicting as much as $23.5 million.
Castro wrote a report for Itif in August predicting as much as $35bn could be lost from the US cloud computing market by 2016 if foreign clients pull out their businesses.
A version of this same trick may be helping animals like us to sense and understand the world by allowing us to use what we already know to predict as much of the current sensory data as possible.
