The phrase "anticipated degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding the level or extent of something, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The anticipated degree of improvement in the project outcomes was higher than initially expected."
Alternatives: "expected level" or "projected extent".
We have demonstrated that the assignment of children to the 3 HPI groups in the first 4 months of life based on the anticipated degree of support required did not usefully predict which children would have possible problems at age 30 months.
A simplified deterministic approach in calculating an anticipated degree of damage to a building based on engineering fundamentals is therefore desirable, which thereafter may be easily translated into potential financial losses in a separate study.
In addition, the A1C level at which to begin preventative measures should reflect the resources available, the size of the population affected, and the anticipated degree of success of the intervention.
Anesthesiologists tailor each anesthetic to the specific requirements of the case by considering factors such as the magnitude and duration of the procedure, the severity of co-morbidities exhibited by the patient, the anticipated degree of postoperative pain and nausea and the desirability of same-day home discharge, among other things.
While they expected the CD to be played, they never anticipated the degree of its success.
No one in Washington anticipated the degree to which the chaos would undermine that central goal of presenting the United States as a liberator, senior officials said.
"Honestly, I don't think I had anticipated the degree to which people would be startled.... Other lawyers in fingerprint situations are now almost duty bound to raise these questions and challenges again.
But neither Duchamp nor Napoleon could have anticipated the degree to which future art, in its museums and gallery spaces, would not only step down from its fusty pedestal as a static source of knowledge and enlightenment, but also merge into immersive, night-hours' mass entertainment.
And though you might expect this most intelligent, ever-lucid performer to navigate skillfully through the text, as indeed he does, I doubt anyone anticipated the degree to which Mr. Kinnear's scaling of this particular theatrical Everest would be defined, in part anyway, by Hamlet's taste in clothes.
For example, Walmsley, Hertel and Ianchovichina (2006) accurately anticipated the degree and timing of the tapering off of China's high growth and inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI).
We anticipated a degree of social desirability bias to occur, especially on the part of regulatory agencies overstating their capacity and monitoring activities.
