The phrase "a finding is expected for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated results or conclusions from research or analysis.
Example: "In this study, a finding is expected for the correlation between exercise and mental health improvement."
Alternatives: "a result is anticipated for" or "a conclusion is projected for".
This finding was expected for manuka as it has been previously shown that its antibacterial activity is attributed to non-peroxide components such as MGO [ 12].
This new finding is expected to be particularly useful for designing and fabricating inter-digitized electrode arrays with a lateral spatial resolution of ~ 50 μm for flexible micro-supercapacitors.
This last finding is expected since adenovirus requires integrin αvβ5 for internalization [ 35], and M-CSF-differentiated macrophages express higher levels of integrin αvβ5 than GM-CSF-differentiated macrophages [ 30].
The attending physician ticked several options to indicate whether a certain finding was expected, and whether it was 'old' (for instance, already present on preceding CXRs) or 'new' (for instance, not present on preceding CXRs; the included expected abnormalities are summarized in Table 1).
This finding was expected as the basis for the 'FR' susceptibility classification was the absence of any signs of an ongoing H. parasuis infection in inoculated pigs, and none of the mock-inoculated 'Control' pigs were infected.
These finding are expected to guide the material design for olefin abstraction.
To some degree this finding was expected, given the limited resources available for the ongoing support and development of a site mainly administered by volunteers.
This finding was expected because autophagy plays important roles for lifespan during quiescence in S. pombe (Kohda et al. 2007) and other organisms (Markaki and Tavernarakis 2013).
This finding may be expected for a developing area of research.
