The phrase "anticipated on the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "in" or "for" depending on the context.
Example: "The results are anticipated in the upcoming report."
Alternatives: "expected in the" or "foreseen in the".
These are the sorts of deficiencies that can prompt forecasters to underestimate the severity of a hurricane, for instance — or overhype an end-of-the-world blizzard, like the one Gary Szatkowski anticipated on the last Sunday in January 2015.
Notaro's show (which was scheduled only for the final week of the fringe) had been one of the most keenly anticipated on the comedy programme.
Now she's back home for London Fashion Week, where the size-six superstar will appear at Topshop's Unique show – one of the most hotly anticipated on the capital's style calendar.
Yuan Zai's debut had long been anticipated on the island of 23 million people.
A quarter-final eagerly anticipated on the south coast ended as a rout.
Since March, pilots have been asked to lock doors only if any trouble were anticipated on the plane.
As Mr. Khan improvised between choral chants of the band, his father came very close to anticipating on the harmonium's keyboard what the son was going to sing.
Long-term prospective studies such as the Environment Outlook 2030 and the Nature Outlook 2030 have been carried out to evaluate the existing status of the environment and nature and associated policies, anticipating on the long-term developments.
To this end, aiming at anticipating on the flexibility requirements, when adaptive coding modulation is implemented for instance, a flexible FB is declared adaptive within the DSL source code.
Some players sitting on a mountain of debt in the US Bakken Shale could also hold out a lot longer than the market anticipates on the strength of their existing hedges to keep on pumping, with little choice on the horizon.
The key question is how we should assess the returns that pension funds can anticipate on the assets they hold in the stock market.
