The phrase "anticipated in March" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or outcome that is expected to occur in the month of March.
Example: "The new product launch is anticipated in March, and we are preparing for a successful rollout."
Alternatives: "expected in March" or "projected for March".
In a sign that inflation is still nowhere in sight, producer prices grew by a lower than anticipated 0.2% in March as a rise in the crude oil price had less impact on wholesale prices than expected.
Michael Hollander, president of the Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau and Sports Commission, said that with hundreds of businesses canceling meetings and conventions scheduled to be held on Long Island, the Island's hotel industry lost $30 million in anticipated revenue in September and another $15 million in October.
Despite failing to achieve an anticipated breakthrough in December's regional elections, Marine Le Pen's far-right far-right Front National – combining anti-immigration politics with an audacious raid on the economic rhetoric of the left – won nearly 7m votes in France.
It added it anticipated damage in December would cost a similar sum.
That would give states about six months to establish their exchanges after the Supreme Court's anticipated ruling in June.
"Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie Hunnam was previously cast as the leading man before he abruptly dropped out of the highly anticipated project in October.
Letting our focus slip before southern Sudan's anticipated independence in July and the fragile years following new statehood could erode all previous investments.
Even one of the most celebrated new talents in jazz, trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire, will release an anticipated second album in March with vocals by Becca Stevens and the ever-inventive Theo Bleckmann.
He references Mayweather's much-anticipated match in May against Manny Pacquiao. .
