The phrase "and expectations in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, goals, or anticipated outcomes in a specific context, such as a project or a relationship.
Example: "We need to align our goals and expectations in the upcoming project to ensure success."
Alternatives: "and anticipations in the" or "and standards in the".
To keep pace with the latest trends and expectations in the workplace, the programs have become more sophisticated.
East and Parcells, Ireland and Coach Tony Sparano have almost entirely overhauled the roster and expectations in the process.
THE stock market continued to defy gravity and expectations in the first quarter, even as important segments of the economy remained tightly tethered to Earth.
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Setting out a timeline of key steps that will be required to deliver SMR deployment, the ETI said the UK should clarify and raise awareness of regulatory standards and expectations in the next five years and set out a clear statement of intent in relation to SMR development in the UK by 2024, with the aim to achieve at least one final investment decision by 2025.
Regardless of rotation length, students had the same patient care duties and expectations in the ED.
For the first time in a year, there was a feeling of curiosity and expectation in the Garden.
Italy's Giornalettismo said Closer's decision to publish the photos had provoked "astonishment and expectation in the whole of Europe".
It felt like unfinished business that my PhD research – 'Student experience and expectation in the post 2012 context: an exploration of relationship marketing in higher education' – will hopefully complete.
When asked if she could be more specific, she demurred: "I don't know if I can give you examples... .. Watson admitted that she has found the absence of pressure and expectation in the mixed doubles to be pleasantly liberating.
Ospreys captain Jones believes the disappointment in the Wales camp at not beating the Springboks shows the confidence and expectation in the side.
