The phrase "and anticipated for a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The project was well-planned and anticipated for a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "and expected for a" or "and looked forward to a".
In general, these rates are lower than for seasonal influenza and lower than anticipated for a pandemic strain, although rates vary from 13%to30%0%, depending on influenza subtype and year and pandemic period (4, 5, 18 – 218).
Cargo transport demand (quantity and freight rate) was then anticipated for a most-likely voyage most presenting each trade area.
Stochastic cargo transport demand (quantity and freight rate) was then anticipated for a most-likely voyage most presenting each trade area.
Commenting on the role, Stallone said: "We'll have a big showdown between me and Van Damme, which has been anticipated for a long time, so it should be a good one".
In all cases the coordination numbers for the second and third shells are lower than anticipated for a spherical growth pattern, implying lower order over >3 Å, and/or a more two-dimensional particle shape.
c) Travel with a local guide who can interpret and anticipate for you.
"Abortion opponents have been waiting and anticipating this for a couple of years, and now, they see this as their shot.
The gold medal matchup on Saturday between the Americans and the Australians has been anticipated for two and a half weeks after a spirited exhibition between the teams in Melbourne.
In that way, the lack of market capacity and reduced market attractiveness from the perspective of every player in the drug supply chain can be timely traced and anticipated and a fundamental solution for drug shortages can be developed, and this with the aim of guaranteeing the availability of medicinal products to the patient.
