The phrase "and expected changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated modifications or developments in a particular context, such as research, business, or environmental studies.
Example: "The report outlines the current trends and expected changes in consumer behavior over the next year."
Alternatives: "and anticipated changes in" or "and projected changes in".
This article reviews current and expected changes in ASO physical habitats in response to climate change.
Finally, the current and expected changes in global NPP and net ecosystem productivity are discussed.
Shares on Wall Street closed mixed on Monday ahead of midterm elections and expected changes in monetary policy.
The current and expected changes in Arctic sea ice have sparked a flurry of international interest in new shipping routes and newly accessible reservoirs of oil, gas, and minerals.
Professor Weitzman suspects the experts report a lower rate because they take into account subtle relevant factors, like the government's ability to borrow at low rates and expected changes in technology.
The results obtained show the potential savings for the end-user and expected changes in the load diagram with a decrease of the aggregated peak electricity demand and a smoothed valley.
Expected changes in income included the value of production assigned to the winter cereal harvested as forage and expected change in value of corn silage production where appropriate.
‡ NZGG risk categories: 4 = 10 to 15% over 5 years, 5 = 15 to 20% over 5 years, 6 = 20 to 25% over 5 years, etc. § Two-tailed t-test for difference between observed absolute CVD risk at post-AHC review and expected (change in age only) absolute CVD risk at post-AHC review.
Now it's up to the rest of us civilians to ally with them to demand and expect changes in our military to rid our armed services of military sexual assault.
Notice here that we use this rule to characterize the movement across different contexts and expect changes in the slope; intercept and error (scatter) as a function of context, effort, fatigue etc.
Moreover, it can help to identify regions where there is still room for expansion and/or intensification of HI, given the historic and future increases in water and food demand, and the expected changes in climate conditions18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28.
