The phrase "anticipated the detection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding the discovery or identification of something, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The researchers anticipated the detection of new particles during the experiment."
Alternatives: "expected the identification of" or "foreseen the discovery of".
Because of the high sensitivity of the Orbitrap mass spectrometer used, we anticipated the detection of PD proteins and a number of contaminant proteins.
Based on a published feasibility study [ 8], we anticipated the detection of (micro) structural differences between the symptomatic and asymptomatic pelvic support even in a small sample size.
Based on the published feasibility study [ 8], we anticipated the detection of quantitative (micro)structural differences between the symptomatic and asymptomatic pelvic support even in a small sample size.
The results suggest that it is possible to anticipate the detection of crack beginning relating to the other theoretical or experimental techniques.
However, in dams with automated data acquisition systems this daily effect can be used to anticipate the detection of abnormal behaviour.
This blood marker could be combined with the conventional radiological and microbiological tools for improving and anticipating the detection of these life-threatening infections.
Finally the radiofrequency-based tracking of arterial wall, which allows an accurate real-time determination of the basic blood vessel wall properties, may facilitate and anticipate the detection of early vascular organ damage in young T1DM subjects [ 48].
Accordingly, a very recent study performed in a large cohort of smoker individuals provided evidence that specific ratio-based miRNA signatures (including 24 distinct miRNAs assayed in plasma samples) have significant diagnostic and prognostic power to anticipate the detection of malignant lung cancers and to predict tumor aggressiveness [ 25].
A suitable recording vital signs could be useful to alert patients at risk and anticipate in the detection of IHCA.
The GRRS was also anticipated to enhance the detection of glaucoma in the community by improving participating optometrists' knowledge of the disease and reducing false-positive referrals.
We anticipate that detection of prognostic proteins would be used principally to determine which cancers in older patients require treatment.
