The phrase "anticipated path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a predicted or expected course of action or development in various contexts, such as project planning or personal goals.
Example: "The team has outlined the anticipated path for the project's completion, including key milestones and deadlines."
Alternatives: "expected trajectory" or "projected course".
The anticipated path of tightening is interesting, he points out, in how it contrasts with the experience of the recent past:Once the Fed got tightening in previous episodes it didn't mess around.
The contents of the paper document the mean flow and turbulence characteristics from data recorded by nine mobile instrumented towers deployed at coastal locations near the anticipated path of each of the three hurricanes (Katrina, Rita, and Wilma) that made landfall on the US coast along the Gulf of Mexico in 2005.
Since implementing sustainability is characterized by continuous development, we adapted the basic idea of stages of development and maturity to sustainability context, in order to provide a possibility to describe the respective sequence of levels that form an anticipated path from an initial state to maturity.
If the threat appears grave, the problem goes immediately into the center's emergency operating room, where it is attended to by a team of Microsoft engineers, working nearly round-the-clock to analyze the flawed code, anticipate paths of attack, devise a software patch to fix the defect and alert millions of customers of the problem and the patch.
As both men appear to have anticipated, the path to the Hollywood Walk of Fame is not a straightforward one.
On deeper routes, they had double moves planned that were meant to confuse the Ravens' secondary, but the opposite happened -- the Ravens recognized the moves immediately and anticipated the path of Kerry Collins's passes.
Unlike composite materials (see below Composites), grainy metals exhibit properties that are essentially the same in all directions, so they cannot be tailored to match anticipated load paths (i.e., stresses applied in specific directions).
Even this early in a student's life, the answer will help to anticipate the path.
If we want to be prepared, we have to understand, intimately, what the natural world is changing from to precisely anticipate the path of change.
Growing up on Long Island — his father was a child psychiatrist, his mother a housewife — Najarian never anticipated this career path.
