The phrase "anticipated for next" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express something expected to happen in the near future, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results are anticipated for next week."
Alternatives: "expected for next" or "projected for next".
The slower growth anticipated for next year is also largely because of the timing and impact of acquisitions and outside investments.
The French economy should grow 0.5 percent this year and by 1.3 percent in 2013, the commission said, far short of the 1.7 percent growth Mr. Hollande had anticipated for next year.
"Unfortunately the status is on temporary hold," Mr. Cohen said about the fields, which are almost finished, and where a ribbon-cutting ceremony had been anticipated for next week.
But that $45 million expense will reduce the surplus anticipated for next year's budget to $825 million, well below the $850 million Mrs. Whitman has set as a minimum for New Jersey to maintain its strong bond rating, Mr. McDonough said.
The current construction and operation cost for the Hudson-Bergen system is nearly $1 billion for this phase, running from Bayonne to Hoboken, and an additional $1.1 billion is anticipated for the next phase, which will take the train from Hoboken into North Bergen.
Even since asbestos is banned in most developed countries, the peak wave of MPM incidence is anticipated for the next years due to the long latency of asbestos induced MPM.
The survey also measured C/P directors' satisfaction of the training offered using a five-point Likert scale ranging from very dissatisfied to very satisfied, as well as the changes that were anticipated for the next two to five years, and improvements they felt necessary for an eventual curriculum renewal.
This concerns me about the growth rates we can anticipate for the next 5 years.
Hence, the occurrence of the next Nankai Trough earthquake has been anticipated for several decades (Headquarters for Earthquake Research Promotion 2001).
