The phrase "a strong expectancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant anticipation or belief regarding a future event or outcome.
Example: "There was a strong expectancy among the team that they would win the championship this year."
Alternatives: "a high expectation" or "a strong anticipation."
They concluded that despite the strong expectancies about the negative effects of the pollutants, (i) there are wild populations of roach that are somehow able to persist in high concentrations of estrogen pollution, and (ii) estrogen pollution may not even be among the most important drivers that determine roach breeding population size.
Our study revealed a strong improvement in life expectancy and a reduction in infant mortality regardless of the system.
Therefore, we calculated the rate of body fat gain (as described above), which proved to be a strong predictor of life expectancy explaining about 23% of lifespan variation in WT mice (Table 4).
This current study found that performance expectancy and effort expectancy have a strong positive relationship and are strong indicators of technology acceptance, similar to prior research.
Reidpath and Allotey demonstrate a strong correlation between healthy life expectancy and gross domestic product per capita corrected for purchaser power parity (GDP-PPP) with governance [ 1].
14 Most indicators in the Quality and Outcomes Framework aim to ensure that patients receive evidence based interventions for common chronic conditions, with a strong emphasis on improving life expectancy and reducing long term complications.
This author demonstrated that patient performance and effort expectancies have a strong influence on behavioural intentions to use eHealth technology; additionally a quality of health care measure should be included in the assessment.
Our analysis revealed a strong positive correlation between school-life expectancy and acceptance, r = .76, p < .0005.0005
We have previously found a strong population-level correlation between life expectancy and self-rated health in 13 countries of Central and Eastern Europe [ 16].
As performance expectancies are generally considered a strong determinant of system use, tailored education addressing the broad range of professionals' outcome expectancies may contribute to adoption.
