"prediction was made" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a prophecy or forecast that has been suggested. For example: According to the weather report, a prediction was made that there would be heavy snowfall in the area tonight.
This planet's position was predicted in 1846 by Urbain Le Verrier and discovered less than one degree from its predicted location just weeks after the prediction was made: Neptune.
This should not detract from the utility of the estimation procedure since the predicted medians were compared with additional data five years after the prediction was made using only those patients who were selected in the original study sample.
Using a hidden Markov Model [ 32, 33], a signal peptide prediction was made but with low probability (58%%), and no signal anchor was predicted, as is expected for Rjl proteins.
A third formal prediction was made with direct reference to the September 11 events.
The prediction was made in research published by Goldman's equity analysts this morning.
And that prediction was made when we still had effective drugs.
Prediction was made on synthetic and real validation samples with a mixture calibration design.
Mutation damage prediction was made using Mutation Taster, Polyphen and SIFT software.
Coverage (proportion of variants for which a prediction was made) was 57% (95% confidence interval: 49%64%%).
That wildly inaccurate prediction was made by a critic writing in the Italian newspaper La Stampa after the 1896 premiere of Puccini's much-loved opera in Turin.
Each prediction should be written on a different piece of paper and should include an informed explanation of why that prediction was made.
