The phrase "always expected that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assumptions or predictions about future events or behaviors.
Example: "She always expected that the project would be completed on time, despite the challenges."
Alternatives: "consistently anticipated that the" or "regularly believed that the".
I always expected that the Accelerator programme would be an intellectual challenge.
"It was always expected that the first year of Capita's contract with the MoJ would not be profitable.
"We always expected that the number of hurricane-related deaths would increase as we received more factual information — not hearsay — and this review will ensure we are correctly counting everybody," the governor said in a statement Monday.
On Wednesday, Winston Blackmore, one of the sect's leaders in Bountiful and one of the men charged in the original case, told The Canadian Press that he had always expected that the issue would ultimately make its way to the Supreme Court of Canada.
"There is no question we always expected that the squad we need for next season will be very different to the squad that we have needed for this year when we were not playing in Europe".
It is always expected that the nanowire surface passivation is only required for very thin conformal shell layer [14], in which the thicker amorphous shell may contribute to the higher resistance, degrading the carrier collection efficiency, parallel to the passivation of the nanowire surface dangling bonds.
People always expected that eBay would build Skype into auction pages for instant calls; but that overlooked the reality that sellers didn't actually want queries from buyers.
"We always expected that demand for traditional psychiatric and mental health care would not be high," she said.
But the tourists can't always expect that sort of help during the remaining matches.
We cannot always expect that satellite anomalies occur immediately as the magnetic activity becomes very active.
