The phrase "anticipated passing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the expected or predicted occurrence of someone passing away or, in a different context, the expected completion of a test or examination.
Example: "The family was preparing for the anticipated passing of their beloved pet, knowing it was nearing the end of its life."
Alternatives: "expected passing" or "predicted passing".
A main reason the team has so many interceptions is the backs' willingness to jump in front of anticipated passing routes, but that can leave open seams down the field where the receiver — as Nicks said — "just puts his hand up and starts running".
Monday's meeting, postponed from this week, had been expected to sign off on the big tranche of loans delayed since the summer, after the Greek parliament's adoption of a new austerity package this week and its anticipated passing of a new budget on Sunday.
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Impressive in his ability to anticipate passes and step into space for interceptions.
Yates must be wary of Reed's ability to anticipate pass patterns, but the real difference-makers on the Ravens' defense are tackle Haloti Ngata and the pass rusher Terrell Suggs.
Oklahoma City quickly found an inside-outside groove of offense, and punctured San Antonio's vaunted pick-and-roll sets, shouldering through Spurs screens and anticipating passes as if they knew the plays being called.
It was hardly surprising then, that after Friday's attacks people's thoughts quickly turned to the Investigatory Powers Bill, a surveillance plan published earlier this month and anticipated to pass into law by the end of 2016.
The Schaumburg village board was also, on Tuesday, anticipated to pass a similar resolution urging the state to do whatever it takes to make Sears, the fifth-largest company headquartered in Illinois, stay put.
Watt, a 6-foot-5, 288-pound rookie from Wisconsin, anticipated the pass perfectly, rising as Dalton stepped into a short throw intended for A. J. Green.
Handling errors were almost absent as Toulon attacked repeatedly and Mermoz anticipated a pass by Josua Tuisova to make it try number two.
"Exactly the problem people anticipated came to pass".
