The phrase "a realignment is expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or adjustments are anticipated, such as in business, politics, or organizational settings.
Example: "Due to the recent shifts in market trends, a realignment is expected in our strategic approach."
Alternatives: "a shift is anticipated" or "a restructuring is predicted."
Eventually a realignment is expected, in which Winnipeg would be placed in the Northwest Division with Minnesota, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver, and other clubs would be shuffled, including, possibly, a move by Detroit, Columbus or Nashville from the Western Conference to the East.
The diocese was welcomed Saturday into the Province of the Southern Cone, based in Argentina, but the realignment is expected to be temporary while the diocese works to establish a conservative province of the Anglican Communion in the United States, diocese leaders said.
Charges related to the realignment are expected to total $17 million to $19 million by the end of 2005.
The N.H.L. and the N.H.L. Players Associationn have been negotiating a realignment plan in recent weeks and a decision is expected soon so the new system can be put in place for the 2013-14 season.
The number of SNVs identified after InDel realignment and base quality score recalibration is expected to decrease, as quality scores are initially overestimated and more SNVs fall below the cut-off after recalibration.
Next month, the rating agency Moody's is expected to give the state a paper upgrade, a three-step boost from Baa1 to A1, as part of a realignment of its ratings scale.
Layoffs and a realignment of record labels can probably be expected within Warner Music and EMI.
No layoffs are expected as a result of the realignment, a Disney representative said.
While the Islanders are expected to challenge for a playoff spot again, the N.H.L.'s realignment for next season will place them in an eight-team division that includes the Rangers and the Devils, as well as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, Carolina and Columbus.
After looking on as realignment diluted and marginalized the Big East Conference, the seven universities in the league that are not part of the Football Bowl Subdivision are expected to depart in the coming days and form a league revolving around basketball.
Those realignments are also expected to redistribute the lucrative television contracts and bowl bids that brought both the A.C.C. and the Big East more than $16 million last year.
