The phrase "anticipated power of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding the strength or influence of something, such as a technology, idea, or event.
Example: "The anticipated power of renewable energy sources is expected to transform the global energy landscape."
Alternatives: "expected strength of" or "projected influence of".
Under those assumptions we anticipated a power of 90% with an α risk of 5%.
Under these assumptions we anticipated a power of 90% to detect a difference of 10% in rates between one arm and the other with α = 0.05 with 84 GP for each group.
For change in patients' weight, we anticipated a power of 90% to detect an expected absolute variation of mean change in weight of 2 (SD 7.4) kg between the usual care and standardised consultation groups with α=0.025, so 362 rheumatologists would be needed.
Administration officials said they had failed to anticipate the power of the Pentagon briefings over public opinion.
Mr. Baen, anticipating the power of the online media, established the policy two years ago of buying all electronic rights when it strikes a book deal with an author.
Bush and Cheney have clearly never read the Federalist Papers, in which James Madison anticipated the power grab of an expanding executive branch.
I'd always been sure as to why we were making this movie, but I couldn't have anticipated the sheer power of it – to feel the blast of that was quite something".
False-positive claims from genetic association studies have until recently been the norm reflecting the very large number of associations that can be studied, the small effect sizes that can be anticipated, the low power of studies against this background and publication bias [27].
Due to rapid accrual to the main trial the final size of the sample was larger than originally anticipated, increasing the power of comparisons.
In the early 2000s, communities working on model organisms anticipated the tremendous power of nucleic acid sequencing and protein characterization; these communities aimed to catalog all the interactions through which DNA elements influence cellular and organismal biology.
