The phrase "support the predictions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that some evidence or argument validates an existing prediction. For example, "Recent data has been found to support the predictions of our climate change model."
When experiments, reported herein, are constructed so that the different theories predict divergent outcomes, the results support the predictions of social contract theory and hazard management theory, indicating that these inference systems override content-general relevance factors.
Consequently, at an individual enterprise level, the results do not support the predictions of supervision and control theory.
Results support the predictions of the emotional design hypothesis and have implications for the design of e-learning interfaces.
A compilation of theoretical and experimental studies suggests that invertebrates support the predictions of the Janzen-Connell model, but vertebrates do not [23].
The results support the predictions of the colloid-osmotic hypothesis and provide a better understanding of the homeostasis of malaria-infected red cells.
These results support the predictions of the consequences of intersexual differences in resource allocation on reproduction, growth and defense, and its repercussions on herbivory in dioecious plant species.
However, OECD data do not support the prediction of a race to the bottom in benefit levels.
Quantitative analysis of radiotherapy data can improve the success of the treatment and support the prediction of outcome.
The observations are discussed in terms of an analytical O-line model and tend to support the prediction of the O-line model.
In this paper, we have developed an application that will support the prediction of the pro-peptide cleavage site of fungal extracellular proteins which display mostly a monobasic or dibasic processing site.
This result does not support the prediction of the translation initiation hypothesis.
