The phrase "anticipated bit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of information or detail that is expected or predicted in a given context.
Example: "The anticipated bit of news regarding the project deadline was finally revealed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "expected detail" or "foreseen element".
This long-awaited update reveals the most anticipated bit of financial news in a long while: how much Alibaba's shares will cost during its forthcoming initial public offering (IPO) in New York.The answer surprised many.
Attempting to dull the smell, we cracked the windows, but this was January in the Midwest with a 30-below windchill, and the company back in Iowa warned us to not let the puppies catch pneumonia and die (though if they did, this was an anticipated bit of collateral damage when shipping product).
Cage has delivered, and must be anticipating a bit of action come nomination night, in the best actor slot.
Media outlets noted that Peake, who begins his mission in December, also anticipates a bit of discomfort upon arrival at the ISS.
We can however anticipate a bit and indicate that often the actual reaction coordinate is a classical environmental variable, so that our classical considerations above and below apply.
There is also every bit as much chemistry between the two of us as I had anticipated -- er, every bit as little?
He says that for many years, chip designers used a technique called "speculative processing" to keep performance high, in which the chip tries to anticipate the certain bits of data that may be needed but which also may not be needed at all.
"You've got to try and anticipate a little bit," said the Orlando rookie Courtney Lee, who is earning his stripes by guarding Bryant in the N.B.A finals, with Game 2 on Sunday night.
If you're anticipating a tiny bit of transitional friction, you're not alone.
Yet as he often does, Mr. Pollini sometimes anticipated phrases, jumping ahead a bit, as if impatient.
"We're making steady, if perhaps a bit slower than anticipated, progress," Admiral Mullen said at a news conference.
