The phrase "anticipated that the average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding a statistical average in various contexts, such as research, reports, or analyses.
Example: "The researchers anticipated that the average score of the participants would improve after the training program."
Alternatives: "expected that the average" or "projected that the average".
We anticipated that the average number of AFLP fragments in enneaploids would be greater than the average number of fragments in hexaploids, since enneaploids have 50% more genomic DNA and AFLPs are dominant markers.
It is anticipated that the average follow-up time will be 18 months assuming a constant recruitment rate.
It is anticipated that the average follow-up time will be 24 months, assuming a steady recruitment rate of 12 participants per year.
In our study, mean baseline 6MWD was already more than 400 meter, however it is anticipated that the average observed gain in 6MWD of 72 m due to exercise training, will have shifted a part of the weaker patients towards a 6MWD larger than 400 m and thus towards a more favorable prognosis.
We also anticipate that the average GI and the GL content of the GFD will be higher than the GCD due to the nature of some of the GF foods which tend to be more refined higher in carbohydrate and contain less fiber than the GC equivalents.
Similar to the average procedure of LTI case [16 22, 24], it is thus anticipated that the weighted average estimation may also exhibit a considerable performance improvement for the time-varying channels over a long frame.
Santulli anticipated that problem from the beginning.
We anticipate that average annual infiltration rates have decreased over the last decade.
We anticipate that average board tenure in EU companies will fall over the coming years.
The National Association of Homebuilders, a lobbying group, reports that because of a lack of overbuilding in Denver during the housing boom, signs that home prices are normalizing and foreclosures falling below the national average, they anticipate that, on the whole, Denver real estate will steadily emerge from the recession.
The researchers also anticipated that the groups whose members constantly interacted would produce a higher average quality of solution, but fail to find the very best solutions as often.
