The phrase "anticipated processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expected or predicted procedures or actions in a particular context, such as project planning or research.
Example: "In our project proposal, we outlined the anticipated processes that will lead to successful outcomes."
Alternatives: "expected procedures" or "foreseen actions".
Anticipated processes are the dilution with superficial water during ascent of fluids, the deviation of measured pH from in situ pH (due to degassing and as a function of temperature), as well as the uncertainties of aluminum concentrations (due to precipitations, sampling, sample storage and measurement errors).
This paper describes research into the anticipated processes and data needed to inform decision making on malaria vaccines, the most advanced of which is still in phase 3 trials.
In the generation immediately preceding Whitehead, C. S. Peirce (1839 1914) and William James (1842 1910) closely anticipated process theism and served as important influences on its development.
However, disentangle such the emotional and cognitive processes, as well as experiencing and anticipating processes, could be very difficult in a social decision task.
CACM member governments themselves would presumably have anticipated such processes in at least some industrial sectors, which perhaps explains why BAT thought the process would be 'accepted as commercially justified'.
Interviews this week with a variety of traders, from people who manage their own retirement money to full-time traders to big-time money managers, show how Cisco's news was anticipated and processed and at times even disregarded.
As anticipated, this process was inhibited by two TRPM8 antagonists: BCTC and capsazepine.
Let Xt="∫0tusdWs be the indefinite Skorohod integral on Wiener space (Ω,H,P), and let Lt(x) be its the generalized local time introduced by Tudor in [C.A. Tudor, Martingale-type stochastic calculus for anticipating integral processes, Bernoulli 10 (2004) 313 325].
Researchers found social media activated the amygdala, the area in the brain that controls emotions, and the striatum, which anticipates and processes rewards.
Indeed, we report that the maternal environment can profoundly affect the development of the retina in the embryo by anticipating structural processes which are critical for retinal maturation, such as the migration of neuronal progenitors and the time-course of natural cell death.
