The phrase "and the expectancy of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipation or hope for a particular outcome or event.
Example: "The project was met with enthusiasm and the expectancy of significant results."
Alternatives: "and the anticipation of" or "and the hope for".
Most of Tourian's lyrics address the agony of unrequited love, illness, and the expectancy of death.
Verse has always been used in adverts – memorable language and the expectancy of rhyme are powerful – but it has to be used respectfully". Nick Toczek has also written a poem for an advert (the Prudential again: Our kids, who've grown and flown the nest, / Now only phone us to request / More cash on loan, their tone depressed").
reduction in interest rates is a waste of time and caused the problem in the first place.the problem with the western world is that we are all greedy we want more and more for less and less.everywhere you go in uk you dont see poverty you see decent cars people living in expensive houses, most of it on credit and the expectancy of increased growth.well the reality check has arrived.
In calculating the Floor Price for a Special Auction the officials in the Under-Secretariat for Fisheries consider the Floor Price from the previous period (year), and the expectancy of cuts to be made in the harvest, based on their remaining lifetime at the moment of the Special Auction.
Hand grip strength, assessed by the manual dynamometer test, is currently considered to be a reliable marker of health and wellbeing (Lord et al 2003; Chang et al 2004; Hulsmann et al 2004) and a potent predictor of mortality and the expectancy of being able to live independently (Metter et al 2002; Seguin and Nelson 2003).
It has also been proposed that both the frequency of the presentation of the stimulus and the subjective expectancy of the target are related to the generation of the P3a component [ 24, 25].
The expectancy of this crowd is huge.
The expectancy of this crowd is massive".
Summarising, miR-145 proved to be an independent unfavourable marker for the disease progression and the DFS expectancy of the 'low-and intermediate-recurrence risk' PCa patients.
Patients' expectations for improvement were assessed with a 2-item questionnaire based the work of Borkovec and Nau (1972) and the expectancy subscale of the credibility/expectancy questionnaire (Devilly and Borkovec 2000).
These algorithms define acceptable treatment options according to the risk of disease recurrence and the life expectancy of the patient.
