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The phrase "about what expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or inquiring about specific expectations in a given context, such as a project or a relationship.
Example: "Can you clarify about what expectations you have for this project?"
Alternatives: "regarding the expectations" or "concerning the expectations".
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"For brands to succeed, you really need to think about what expectations you want people to have of your products and services," said Allen Schiffenbauer, chief brand research officer at the Brand Consultancy in Washington.
And you have to very careful about what expectations you set".
Others were asked open-ended questions about what expectations and issues, patients generally had regarding their treatment plan.
Think honestly about what expectations you have for yourself, and what YOU consider "right" and "wrong", because no one can tell you something you do is "wrong", they are not you ! Don't be afraid to share with others what you think you are worth.
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It is important for doctors to understand what they think about treatments and what expectations they have.
They started from a new dynamic of what expectations about life are.
We had a lot of conversations about what player expectations are, and how we can either subvert, play with, or outright fuck with their expectations," Shasha tells VICE.
We had a lot of conversations about what player expectations are, and how we can either subvert, play with, or outright fuck with their expectations," Shasha told VICE.
"She was to the point about what her expectations were.
"Teachers were sending the wrong message to kids about what the expectations are".
Mrs. Clinton, the official said, wanted to be "clear about what our expectations are and how to make sure we get across the finish line".
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