The phrase "and expectations for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or standards related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "We need to clarify our goals and expectations for a successful project outcome."
Alternatives: "and standards for a" or "and criteria for a".
While the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations initiated almost a year ago in Annapolis have not yet produced any tangible results and expectations for a breakthrough by the end of this year are very low, there have been some positive developments away from the limelight.
These early reports can be critical for setting the stage and expectations for a company going forward.
A year of bankruptcies and store closings and expectations for a second straight dismal holiday season have big retailers treading cautiously on the seasonal hiring front.
Financial components of the Dow are driving the index higher amid calmer international markets and expectations for a rate cut tomorrow.
We all have dress codes and expectations for a good time.
They have to go, and it is up to the council to clearly set forth the new standards and expectations for a police department under which Kelly would be alive today.
Gather information about the candidate's current compensation, compensation history going back at least two years and expectations for an offer.
Regulations and best practices for running laboratories and classrooms, the ethics and use of humans and animals in research, intellectual property, and expectations for an employer versus a mentor versus a trainee were a few of the provocative subjects covered.
Despite a sense of optimism and expectation for a better future, Antonella is under no illusion about the challenges facing Macri and his government.
Graduate programs have since added more stringent requirements, he says, and expectations for what a degree holder is supposed to have accomplished have radically increased.
