The phrase "a development anticipated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an expected or predicted change or event in a particular context, such as business, science, or personal situations.
Example: "The report highlights a development anticipated in the market trends for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "an expected development" or "a predicted development".
There was an extra "personal" edge, says Eszterhas, as he had been appalled to discover in 1990 his father was a Nazi collaborator and was being investigated for war crimes (by coincidence, as it turned out, a development anticipated by the plot of his 1989 film Music Box).
Meanwhile, Ena Sharples, his chapel-going contemporary, is given to asking, within seconds of making a new acquaintance: "Where are you going to be buried then?" But northern pastimes, religion and idiosyncrasies would give way to a processed culture of mass entertainment – a development anticipated by Richard Hoggart in The Uses of Literacy, a work much discussed in 1960.
However, the panel says that, based on publicly available evidence, there appear to be no significant human health threats to the general population either now or from development anticipated in the next decade or so.
Sensory feedback systems, porous composite materials for tissue engineering and functional coatings for metallic implants are further developments anticipated to be introduced in next generation orthopaedic medicine.
The interview guide designed for the DEs included additional questions on future developments anticipated within the chronic cough field.
It is a development that anticipates Vermeer's even more commanding use of the convention.
Such capability would not be regained until a replacement system was ready for use, a development that was anticipated sometime in the middle of the decade.
Must has also spoken to Eric Cantona, who is "keeping an eye on developments", The Independent understands, though the prospect of Beckham becoming a supporter is something else entirely and not a development they had anticipated when launching the campaign.
It is also developing its own aircraft carriers, and is already in sea trials with a refitted Soviet-era carrier from Ukraine — a development the report anticipated, but which occurred after it was printed.
However, planners increasingly see 'decline' as a development state to anticipate and a development strategy to consider.
A particularly anticipated development is the expansion of China's pilot projects, which should cover more than 1.2 billion tons of emissions.
