The phrase "a strict expectation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and firm belief or requirement about how something should happen or what should be achieved.
Example: "In our organization, there is a strict expectation that all employees adhere to the code of conduct at all times."
Alternatives: "a firm expectation" or "a clear expectation".
On the contrary, a first activity of designing a safety contract, continued with an SDS activity, and reinforced by a strict wardrobe expectation refutes the misconception that instructors will hand answers to learners.
"I don't hold anybody to some strict expectation because I don't know what that person's circumstance is.
As we continue to put gender to task, many people have realized that these strict expectations really don't serve us.
Without targeting a strict correspondence between population expectations and its needs, the qualitative adequacy between these two realities, established by health professionals and local epidemiological priorities, is essential to ensure an effective reference to health care structures.
The expectation of a strict correlation between emphysema or fibrosis scores and DLCO is not justified based on these observations.
We conducted the analyses under two settings: a strict setting where the maximum expectation was set to ≤2.0 (i.e., low probability of false positives) and a less stringent setting where sequences with a score >2.0 3.0 were allowed.
To these mostly 20-something staff members, Obama is a strict father, one with high expectations, whom they don't want to disappoint.
Tracey mentioned privately to me twice that if this was her own class, she would have stricter expectations of classroom order and how students followed the classroom rules.
Despite the lack of any expectation for Denmark before the tournament, Morten Olsen's team had surprised most with a strict, organized defensive unit that had overcome the Netherlands and almost outdone Portugal, too.
The similarity of these characteristics in closely related species leads to the expectation of lower rate variation in these phylogenies, which may favour use of a strict clock.
