The phrase "anticipated setting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a specific place or environment that someone is looking forward to or expecting to experience. Example: "The vacation brochure promised an idyllic beach with crystal clear waters and white sand - the anticipated setting for a perfect summer getaway."
Rice, a dark-haired extrovert whose duel with the American Katie Hoff in the individual medleys has been hotly anticipated, set a ferocious early pace in the 400 I.M. and then held off surges by Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe and Hoff to win in a world-record time of 4 29.45.
Interpol's highly anticipated set at the Creators Project NYC launch event was a blissful sensory overload.
On the first evening, it took nearly being trampled in a stampede to see Duke Dumont throw down his highly anticipated set, but it was worth it.
Mr. F. anticipates setting up banks of Ski-Deks like bowling alleys.
But the firm does not "anticipate setting percentage goals for our buy and sell recommendations," she said.
Special emphasis is given to electrical resistivity measurements, comparing measurements conducted in a uniaxial vs. a surface configuration, and assessing the capability of measurements of the bulk resistance of the fresh concrete to anticipate setting times in these HVFA mixtures.
Sunday evening's show, which included anticipated sets by longhaired bass god Bassnectar, Infected Mushroom, and Paper Diamond, was suspended, then cancelled following warnings of a severe thunderstorm.
WASHINGTON -- The European Union released a highly anticipated set of guidelines Wednesday instructing member states how to differentiate between products produced within Israel's 1967 borders and products made in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Our results broaden our understanding of learning in birds by specifying how pigeons can learn and anticipate sets of sequential cues in flight.
