"predicted in advance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has already been foreseen or anticipated. For example, "The results of the election were predicted in advance by the polls."
To enhance the performance of the active brake, this mechanism is extended with a prediction procedure, in which the critical values are predicted in advance using a short time interval.
As widely predicted in advance, the paper concluded, the debate delivered "no surprises or personal insights".
The keys are extremely accurate when it matters for relatively close elections, including elections predicted in advance.
Ruth added to his voluminous legend when he hit a home run at Wrigley Field in the 1932 World Series that, legend has it, he predicted in advance.
The keys system correctly predicted in advance the popular-vote outcome of each of the seven elections that occurred since its inception in 1981.
Now, when every click is measured and predicted in advance, such risk-taking is out of the question: even editorial decisions have to be made with a view towards the logic of the market.
The statement pointed out that cost projections are often wide of the mark, "because those costs ultimately depend on a number of factors that cannot be predicted in advance".
This method was an example of using mathematical aids for engineering the design of machinery and power lines, so that the performance of the electrical system could be predicted in advance without the necessity of going through the expensive and uncertain process of building the system first and then testing it for its efficiency.
Of course it wasn't — which is what people from my side of the argument predicted in advance, because we recognized that collapsing demand had pushed us into a liquidity trap in which the Fed's problem was lack of traction, not inflation.
The remarkable thing is the desperation with which inflationistas keep conjuring up new explanations for a result –the failure of large increases in the monetary base to have an inflationary impact — that was fully predicted, in advance, by simple economic models.
They are partially predicted in advance (desired behaviors are predicted, but undesired can also appear).
