The phrase "anticipated hit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product, such as a movie or song, that is expected to be very popular or successful.
Example: "The studio is excited about their upcoming release, which they believe will be an anticipated hit among audiences."
Alternatives: "expected success" or "projected blockbuster".
Though fewer Sony consoles than anticipated hit the market, half of the roughly 250,000 game consoles sold during the following week were PlayStation 2's, compared with 14.8percentt of the market share for Dreamcast, according to PC Data, a market research firm in Reston, Va.
Anyway, Kim has been talking to Music Weekly guests the Mystery Jets about their anticipated hit Two Doors Down.
On Hollywood's whisper circuit, however, "Pluto Nash" has become something of a poster child for those who believe that Web-based fan sites -- which can generate enormous heat for an anticipated hit like "Spider-Man" -- can also unfairly doom any project that experiences a difficult birth.
A year ago, looking back on the record-setting box office performance of 1999, Hollywood executives found an unusual mix of widely anticipated hits like "Star Wars: Episode 1" and quirkier movies, like "The Sixth Sense," that seemed to come out of nowhere to touch a mass audience.
The Oracle Corporation announced earnings today that modestly exceeded expectations, and company officials said that barring a broad recession, they did not anticipate hitting the kind of obstacles that led to disappointing returns for a number of big-name technology companies in recent weeks.
The stock was expected to take a slight hit following this largest lockup expiration, but the market anticipated the hit with a few days of downturn.
First, a huge number of voters had taken part, with national turnout anticipated to hit around 70%, above the 66% of the 2015 general election day.
International tourism is anticipated to hit a new record by the end of 2014 with over 1.1 billion international tourists travelling worldwide in one single year.
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Trends in the tourist sector International tourism is anticipated to hit a new record by the end of 2014 with over 1.1 billion international tourists travelling worldwide in one single year.
When Procter & Gamble launched Olestra in 1996, the fake, calorie-free fat was hailed as a dieter's dream, with sales anticipated to hit as much as $1 billion a year.
