The phrase "a level of expectation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or standard of anticipation regarding a situation or outcome.
Example: "The team has set a high level of expectation for their performance in the upcoming tournament."
Alternatives: "a standard of expectation" or "a degree of anticipation".
Trust as an expectation about the future behaviour of a person [ 46], may be expected of staff as professionals about whom there is a level of expectation.
"So there's a level of expectation.
Plus, she has a level of expectation that is much higher than anyone.
Pre-season, QPR were laughably tipped as promotion favourites - a level of expectation that probably helped seal Dowie's doom.
"We've set a level of expectation here that is high, and I am very happy with that.
It was a level of expectation and pressure that Hughes wore with humility and a path for which he prepared himself diligently.
"Definitely we are dealing here with a level of expectations that is not being met by international community mechanisms," he said.
For people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia however, dyadic relationships and "affective communities" are problematic, as both involve a "level of expectations and pressure to conform" [ 42].
This circumstantially imposed ascetic ethos, or put differently, this chronic involuntary frugality, seems to have induced a levelling of expectations, as if a form of social resignation has set in, induced by the inability to envision a way out of the eternal pendulum swing from a hand to mouth existence in the pastoral hinterland.
Why are we rushing to embrace a level of domestic expectation that would have sent our mothers running in horror?
Mr. Mueller said that while the F.B.I. faced "a level of new expectations unprecedented in its history," he was confident that it could meet the high expectations.
