The phrase "anticipated that there would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an expectation or prediction about a future event or situation.
Example: "The researchers anticipated that there would be significant changes in the climate patterns over the next decade."
Alternatives: "expected that there would" or "foreseen that there would".
"I should have anticipated that there would be money and resources brought in from other places".
They said they anticipated that there would be redundancies, but could not say how many.
"People never anticipated that there would be something other than antibodies.
Who can know whether she anticipated that there would one day be an audience for her reflections?
Richard Douglas, director at Hanover's West End office, said: "We anticipated that there would be differences in the property market from 80 years ago, however the extent to how much it has changed is surprising".
I guess Marcos and I anticipated that there would be a ton of downloads, but we never imagined how many people would exercise the option to pay us, especially when paying nothing is an option.
Since 2008-9, really, we have been positioned to invest in debt-type strategies in Europe, anticipating that there would be very compelling opportunities in that space.
By October 1993 the Department of the Environment was anticipating that there would be 60,000 objections to the Thorp in addition to the 83,000 it had received in January.
Mr. LeMay's collection is to be rotated in and out of exhibition spaces, but Mr. Madeira anticipates that there would be room to accommodate vehicles visiting from other private collections.
"Any continuing interest that we have in BHS would be on the basis that we would anticipate that there would not be any job losses, including jobs at head office, and that all stores would remain open," Ashley said in a statement to the Telegraph.
The row over border checks erupted after the transport minister, Shane Ross, told reporters at a press conference after May's Commons defeat on Tuesday he "would anticipate that there would be checks" on lorries coming from Scotland to the Republic of Ireland via Northern Ireland.
