The phrase "anticipated flood of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an expected large influx of something, such as people, information, or resources.
Example: "The city is preparing for the anticipated flood of tourists during the summer festival."
Alternatives: "expected surge of" or "projected influx of".
Across from commission headquarters, in Rockville, Md., workers are now digging a foundation for a $131 million, 14-story office tower for 1,500 employees to handle an anticipated flood of applications.
The Starent acquisition will help Cisco products manage an anticipated flood of traffic over mobile networks.
They also opened special e-mail accounts to take in an anticipated flood of public comments.
But, while the hedge-fund and insider-trading crackdowns continued energetically, the anticipated flood of financial-crisis cases never materialized.
The morning of Election Day, betting that Obama would win and wanting to beat an anticipated flood of applications, Iwako turned in her papers.
Because there was only one chef working, the hotel apologized in advance for not being able to fulfill the anticipated flood of room-service orders.
A result of this contradiction is that for sufficiently small exceedance probabilities the unbounded distributions anticipate flood magnitudes which are impossibly large.
Corps leaders acknowledge the tension between vacating water for a flood and holding it for other use, but maintain that the guidelines never anticipated a flood of this size.
Michael Bart, chief of engineering and construction for the St. Paul District of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, said nobody could have anticipated a flood of this magnitude, with water levels almost six times what the system was designed to take.
Longer-term Treasury prices fell on Friday, pushing yields on the benchmark 10-year note to their highest point of the week, as investors anticipated a flood of new government debt.
This inspired anger in wealthier countries like the UK, where people anticipated a flood of migrants looking to take advantage of relatively generous welfare systems.
