The phrase "and so were expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was anticipated or predicted, often in relation to a previous statement or context.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, and so were expected to challenge existing theories."
Alternatives: "and thus were anticipated" or "and therefore were predicted".
The Internet connectivity capability is seen by consumers as a very valuable feature in a mobile phone, a television, or any electronic equipment and thus has an impact on the user's decision when choosing what to buy--and so is expected to be the case in the near future for cars.
Nitrogen and phosphorus are the main elements regulating food consumption and so are expected to affect the bioaccumulation of trace elements such as cadmium.
The new service is set to be a bigger part of the presentation than previous music services, and so is expected to have an accordingly large rollout.
The next-generation random access imaging technology proposed by Nedivi and So is expected to enable significantly optimized monitoring of larger, more complex communication networks in animal and human brains.
It should be noted that while all three plasmids are defective in conjugation, all but pO157 retain the oriT site and so are expected to still be capable of being mobilized for transfer by a complementing plasmid.
These arrays were produced under a strict protocol for the MAQC cross-platform comparison (Shi et al., 2006) and so are expected to be of very high quality.
All surveillance programmes at one particular stage are likely to show similar characteristics, and so are expected to facilitate research and development of generic designs.
Orthologous genes are related to each other through divergent evolution from a common ancestor and so are expected to have similar functions.
The transposed marker carries stop codons in all reading frames near both termini and so is expected to produce truncations when inserted within genes.
