The phrase "anticipated system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that is expected or predicted to be developed or implemented in the future.
Example: "The anticipated system is expected to improve efficiency and reduce costs across the organization."
Alternatives: "expected system" or "projected system".
Anchored by IBM's Watson platform, and with a virtual smorgasbord of functions, businesses can now create automated systems that provide personalized, comprehensive and real-time assistance to customers, anticipate system disruptions and troubleshoot a quick solution.
Signal processing can also be used for predicting and anticipating system behaviors; thus, SP for electrical engineering is a vital tool for separating, decomposing, and revealing different aspects and dimensions of the complex physical operation of electrical systems, in which different phenomena are usually intricately and intrinsically aggregated and not trivially resolved.
In the Mexican water sector, the loss of staff in the state and federal water commissions has led to a reduction in a capacity for monitoring and anticipating system-wide changes in water resources.
The representation of genetic interactions as networks emerges from continuing studies aimed at characterizing the functions of individual genes, and anticipates systems biology analyses that focus on dynamic network behavior.
While his classification system anticipated Linnaeus' system of binomial nomenclature, Cesalpino retained the false classic divisions of woody and herbaceous plants and the belief that plants are not sexual.
His ideas anticipated the system that later was to be embodied in the constitution of the Fifth Republic (1958).
It is concluded that in both environments pedestrians exhibited more diversity and variability than anticipated by system managers.
If a collision is anticipated the system sounds an alarm and automatically deploys the brakes.
