"prediction skills" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person's ability to anticipate future outcomes or events. For example: "Harry demonstrated excellent prediction skills when he forecast a positive return on investment for the project."
An important aspect for improving drought prediction skills is the identification of drought predictability sources.
For those who wish to test their prediction skills, the drill is the same as always.
The shift in prediction skills coincides with the age at which infants learn to perform the action themselves.
As for judging each of the the booksellers' prediction skills, Amazon UK won, with 11 of their 20 predictions making the top 20 bestsellers.
This study proposes a general framework for multivariate multi-index drought prediction that is capable of integrating complementary prediction skills from multiple drought indices.
When tested for prediction skills, the NLCCA outperformed the CCA when the two sets of variables contained correlated nonlinear structures.
The prediction based on this scheme shows an acceptable prediction skill and represents a relative improvement compared with the predictability of teleconnection indices associated with El Niño, which are traditionally used to predict streamflow in the country.
The WWB model shows significant skill in predicting the interannual variability of the characteristics of WWBs, while the prediction skill of the WWB seasonal cycle is limited by the record length of available data.
García-Serrano, J., Doblas-Reyes, F. J. & Coelho, C. A. S. Understanding Atlantic multi-decadal variability prediction skill.
van Oldenborgh, G. J., Doblas-Reyes, F. J., Wouters, B. & Hazeleger, W. Decadal prediction skill in a multi-model ensemble.
The forecasted results show that WNN delivers better prediction skill when compared with other forecasting techniques.
