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The phrase "a highly anticipated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is eagerly awaited or expected, often in the context of events, releases, or announcements.
Example: "The movie is a highly anticipated release of the summer, drawing attention from fans and critics alike."
Alternatives: "much-awaited" or "eagerly awaited".
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In 1938 came a highly anticipated rematch against Schmeling.
EVERY musician, no matter how experienced, can get the jitters before a highly anticipated concert.
It was a highly anticipated occasion all over the nation, except at my house.
Donald Trump has landed in Singapore ahead of a highly anticipated summit with Kim Jong-un.
The failure of a highly anticipated, multiplayer game shows the limits of academic virtual worlds.
Cigarroa after a highly anticipated speech outlining his vision for advancing excellence throughout the system.
They promoted their joint CD, Watch the Throne, with a highly anticipated fall arena tour.
Even before the album leaked in mid-March, it was a highly anticipated release.
Clinton is scheduled to unveil a highly anticipated drug pricing proposal today.
A highly anticipated collaboration between New York's innovative Wooster Group and the RSC was, frankly, terrible.
The Cardinal will not play a highly anticipated game until Nov. 12 against Oregon.
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