The phrase "anticipated because of this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions that arise from a specific situation or context.
Example: "The project's success was anticipated because of this new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "expected due to this" or "foreseen as a result of this".
This low Cronbach's alpha, which was anticipated because of the aforementioned comprehension problems with items 1 and 2, may have led to a measurement error that reduced the Cronbach's alpha of the subscale.
"Basically, we played a bit more adult than we had anticipated, because of the ratings and the subject matter," said Jeff Blake, Columbia's head of distribution.
A company spokesman confirmed that more job cuts were anticipated because of the lowered production, with the scope and timing still to be determined.
A temporary shutdown of the campus's main steam feed has impacted more of the campus than was anticipated because of the cold weather, leaving some eastern buildings without heat or hot water on Monday (Dec. 7).
The 12 damaged schools that will be re-opening for classes on Monday are being returned to service more quickly than anticipated because of the work of custodians and other workers, Ms. Hughes said.
But, he said, the timeline for a fix is lengthier than originally anticipated because of the complicated and exacting steps required to change the official design of the cars with the manufacturer, Kawasaki.
However, WhatsApp's support for payments is highly anticipated because of the app's huge popularity among Indian users.
This time, the pledges from the main political parties have been much anticipated because of the warnings about mounting pressures on the service.
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