The phrase "anticipated relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions about a connection or interaction between two or more entities, such as people, concepts, or variables.
Example: "The researchers outlined the anticipated relationship between diet and health outcomes in their study."
Alternatives: "expected connection" or "projected association".
We examined five determining factors (reciprocal benefit, anticipated relationship, reputation, altruism and fear of being scooped) that impact scientists' intention to share explicit and implicit knowledge and built a predictive research model.
In all, even though the NHIS is an ongoing national, population-based, cross-sectional survey, with very limited capacity to explore causality among variables, it nonetheless reflects an anticipated relationship among arthritis, DM, and AAAL and offers important national burden estimates.
Reputation had a main effect on scientists' intention to share explicit knowledge and anticipated relationship had an effect on scientists' intention to share implicit knowledge.
This anticipated relationship was exploited for the derivation of a Km for PAβN relative to EB at pH 5 inasmuch as at this pH metabolic energy is not needed and PAβN has no effect on efflux of EB.
We did not observe the anticipated relationship between BPb and child intellectual function.
As in our previous study, we did not observe the anticipated relationship between BPb and child intellectual function.
Effects of the covariates yielded anticipated relationships and also suggested that REAL provides benefits to AL residents of differing ages and cognitive status.
We have some evidence of construct validity, in that using our measurement tool we have shown anticipated relationships with other variables for example the number of problems discussed is positively associated with patient age and with the length of consultations [ 20].
Adjust the board conflicts of interest policy to anticipate relationships of officers and directors with potential disruptive companies.
Coach Mike Woodson said earlier this week that he anticipated the relationship would be a factor, adding he had "a great deal of respect for that family".
In hypothesis one the anticipated positive relationship between risk-taking and entrepreneurs' industry choice was supported (β = +2.508; p < 0.001).
