The phrase "and is expected by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is anticipated or required by a certain party or group.
Example: "The report is due next week and is expected by the management team for review."
Alternatives: "and is anticipated by" or "and is required by".
However like for like growth was negative in first half and is expected by management to remain negative through the balance of the year.
But Egypt will not want the Israeli-Palestinian struggle to spill across the border and is expected by Israeli officials to move quickly to try to track down those responsible.
At Condé Nast, Cindi Leive, the editor in chief of Self since 1999, will take over at Glamour and is expected by many to return it to its more traditional roots.
This turns any outlet into a 10-megabit-per-second Ethernet or Universal Serial Bus port, and is expected by July, says Guy Standing, the company's director of sales and marketing.
Critics of the ban, however, have argued that the law affects a tiny minority – 2,000 women at most – and is expected by many to stir tensions and reinforce marginalisation among some of the country's five to six million Muslims.
The unemployment rate, which was 4percentt in December, has hovered around that level for more than a year, and is expected by many analysts to begin rising this month as the economic slowdown becomes pronounced.
Cigarettes accounted for 100 million deaths last century and are expected by global health experts to kill a billion more by the end of this one.
The draft report says sulphur dioxide emissions from ships now stand at 16.2m tonnes a year and are expected by increase 40%, to 22.7m tonnes, by 2020.
But they have swept into the Champions League's last four and are expected by most pundits to beat Birmingham.
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