The phrase "adoption expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that the adoption of something, such as a policy, practice, or technology, is anticipated or planned.
Example: "With the new regulations in place, adoption expected by the end of the year will significantly improve our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "anticipated adoption" or "expected implementation".
PARIS — The lower house of the French Parliament approved the ratification of a European budget discipline treaty by a large majority on Tuesday, with final adoption expected this week.
Parliament is expected to complete its draft by late April and would then enter negotiations with the justice ministers over the remainder of the year, with adoption expected in early 2014.
This segment is growing at about 15% a year, with web adoption expected to double by the year 2001.
Among the key factors in this regard include education level of the household head, plot size operated by the household, land tenure security, distance to the input market, water-retaining capacity of the plot, access to credit, manure adoption, expected yields and yield variability.
"With Public Cloud adoption expected to grow from 21% of workloads today to 44% in the next three years, Microsoft looks poised to maintain a dominant position in a public cloud market we expect to more than double in size to (more than) $250 billion dollars," Weiss wrote.
To encourage widespread adoption, expect to see the introduction of rewards points, loyalty schemes and social games.
Hence, access to seed will aid adoption and adoption is expected to generate increase in output leading to increase in marketable surplus.
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The last hurdle to adoption is expected to pass Tuesday, when representatives of Parliament, E.U. telecommunications ministers and the commission meet to complete their negotiations.
VR headsets haven't seen the explosive user adoption some expected, in large part because they lack enough compelling experiences inside.
Analysts from Futuresource Consulting cited by NeuLion report that 4K adoption is expected to grow from 2015 to 2018, with 100 million shipments, or 38% of all new televisions shipped, by 2018.
