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The phrase "anticipated because it was" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding a situation or event that is understood to have occurred for a specific reason.
Example: "The outcome of the experiment was anticipated because it was based on established scientific principles."
Alternatives: "expected due to" or "foreseen as a result of".
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He stayed 18 months longer than he had anticipated because it was "such a lovely, wonderful job.
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It is capturing people's imagination in ways no one has anticipated because it is tapping into a new source of power: our values.
But while yesterday's announcement may have cut some into Wall Street profits, the credit rating cuts were something that the Street had been happily anticipating, because it is another moneymaking opportunity.
On the contrary, social system theory moves from the assumption that the problem has no solution at all (future can be anticipated because it cannot be anticipated).
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Models generally failed to anticipate this development because it was not in their history.
"I don't know if anyone would anticipate this because it's a highly technical thing.
David Sellar QC, for the administrators, told Lord Hodge that there was still seen to be "exceptional urgency" in the matter because it was anticipated that "indicative bids" would give their terms on the basis of the contracts remaining or not.
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