The phrase "an expected lifetime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated duration of something, such as a product, service, or biological entity.
Example: "The expected lifetime of this battery is approximately five years under normal usage conditions."
Alternatives: "an anticipated lifespan" or "a projected lifetime".
Shortly before the Fed announced its decision, the Commerce Department reported that orders for durable goods -- expensive products with an expected lifetime of three years or more -- climbed 0.8percentt in September.
The functional unit of this study is the use of one SHL-C 2.5 gpm flow regulator (Fig. 1) over an expected lifetime of 10 years.
This material provided an expected lifetime of 760 h under continuous operation in the intensified Fenton system that is quite superior to that calculated for the Fe2O3/SBA-15 Fe2O3/SBA-15
In this case, risedronate was found to be cost-saving over an expected lifetime.
The approach equates the value of a human life to the discounted market value of the output produced by an individual over an expected lifetime.
The expected lifetime cost of such treatment is USD 1755 per person, while the cheapest alternative is the diuretic drug (Hydrochlorothiazide), with an expected lifetime cost of USD 74 per person (Table 5).
As younger patients have a longer expected lifetime and higher activity levels, the demands on the operated knee are considerably greater than in the older patients.
When unanticipated, it can lead to an upward revision of expected lifetime wealth and a discontinuous drop in marginal utility of wealth and, thus, in labour supply.
We further assumed that fecundity and mortality rate do not change with age, so a mosquito's expected lifetime reproductive success is proportional to the average number of gonotrophic cycles it lives, which in turn is the inverse of mortality per gonotrophic cycle.
At least when the goal is to break even or better over the course of a couple of years, the expected lifetime of a Kindle.
First, respondents reported their subjective life expectancy (SLE) by providing a point estimate of expected lifetime.
