The phrase "activity is expected for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated actions or behaviors in a specific context or situation.
Example: "In this course, participation in group discussions and projects is expected for all students."
Alternatives: "activity is anticipated for" or "activity is required for".
No estrogenic activity was expected for these eight effluents, based on the measured concentrations of the four estrogens, yet E2 EQ concentrations measured in the rYES ranged between 0.65 and 7.2 ng E2 EQ/L for seven of the effluents and measured 43 ng/L for the remaining effluent.
This activity is expected to extend for two weeks.
Activity is expected to continue for several weeks, especially in parts of the country that have not yet seen significant activity, says the CDC's website.
This PS-mediated procoagulant activity is expected to be higher for BDMPs because phospholipids are highly enriched on the membrane of brain cells (Sparvero et al., 2010), accounting for ~25% of the dry weight of an adult brain compared to ~10% of other tissues (Lentz, 2003; Nesheim and Mann, 1983).
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the flu has hit hard in every state except Hawaii and Oregon, and while the number of cases has begun to decline, flu activity is expected to remain elevated for several more weeks, the agency reported.
Enzyme activity is expected to be essential for vacuolar storage of otherwise toxic lignans and is shown to be correlated with lignan glucoside accumulation.
For example, some studies such as Vogel et al. [15] highlighted the benefit of physically active travel for older people since the activity is expected to substantially reduce the absolute risk for chronic degenerative disease.
In one chapter, Spivet anatomises, rather riskily, the "five different kinds of boredom": from "anticipatory boredom" (where the looming presence of something in the near future prevents you from being able to concentrate on anything) to "let-down boredom" (where an event or activity is expected to be a certain way only for it to turn out differently).
