The phrase "anticipated or unanticipated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events, outcomes, or reactions that may occur as expected or unexpectedly.
Example: "The project's success was due to both anticipated and unanticipated challenges that the team had to navigate."
Alternatives: "expected or unexpected" or "foreseen or unforeseen".
This paper takes a contrary view; technical debt is discussed mostly in the context of bad practices; the author contends that the focus should be on system principles that preclude the introduction, either anticipated or unanticipated, of negative lifecycle impacts.
The review involves: 1) the preferred view of risk as threat and/or opportunity, 2) the nature of addressed risks as anticipated or unanticipated risks or unrealistic assumptions, 3) the role of the multi-organization as the source of risks and/or resources for risk management (RM), and 4) the allocation of risk responsibilities.
While adoption of any innovation inevitably generates consequences, such consequences can be desirable or undesirable and anticipated or unanticipated [ 18].
Following an anticipated or unanticipated difficult airway, task debriefing is an important opportunity for the individual and team to reflect on their performance.
AEs were further classified as device-related (definitely or potentially related to the RNS System) or not device-related, and anticipated or unanticipated.
Although one may be able to argue that it may have an advantage in those patients with an anticipated or unanticipated difficult airway, caution should be exercised any time when a block is applied to such patients.
Publications are "eagerly anticipated" or "long awaited".
In this light, it is useful to divide impacts as: (1) anticipated and unanticipated, (2) inside and outside the target area (or relevant or irrelevant) and (3) productive and detrimental (or neutral in impact) (e.g. [21]).
The technology and processes involved in genetically modifying cells is reviewed, and recent experience from early phase clinical trials summarized, including anticipated and unanticipated adverse effects.
They also provide the opportunity to explore the anticipated and unanticipated effects of intervening on these variables as well as the impact of change from one variable to another [ 52, 53].
