The phrase "anticipated the performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding someone's or something's performance in a specific context, such as work, sports, or academic settings.
Example: "The coach anticipated the performance of the team based on their previous games and training sessions."
Alternatives: "expected the performance of" or "predicted the performance of".
The tight-lipped extravagance of the plot's exuberant absurdity foreshadows Terrence Malick's first feature, "Badlands," while Perkins's deadpan delusions anticipate the performance of Paul Walter Hauser in "I, Tonya".
In order to have a "Design for Manufacturing" (DFM) optical system, the mechanical engineer has to provide the system assembly variation as an input to the optical design and analysis in order to anticipate the performance of the optical system.
However, we anticipate the performance to be better if optimization of the photoanode is carried out such as addition of a scattering layer and passivation with a ZnS layer.
As anticipated, the analytical performance of MAP3/NO-based sensors on days 1 and 3 was superior to that of MAP3 (control) sensors.
Although highly attuned physicians may have the capacity to replicate the predictive ability of the model, we anticipate that the performance of individual physicians to predict patient outcomes will be variable.
For engineering purposes, there is a need for very simple, explicit, yet accurate, models that predict the performance of WLANs under anticipated load conditions.
All this season in New York, opera lovers and longtime admirers of the storied Cleveland Orchestra had been eagerly anticipating the concert performance of Strauss's "Salome" at Carnegie Hall that finally took place on Thursday night.
Page B11 Arts A COMMAND OF STRAUSS AND SHOSTAKOVICH All this season in New York, opera lovers and longtime admirers of the storied Cleveland Orchestra had been eagerly anticipating the concert performance of Strauss's "Salome" at Carnegie Hall that finally took place on Thursday night.
Moreover, mobile M2M traffic is anticipated to degrade the performance of traditional cellular traffic due to inefficient utilization of the scarce radio spectrum.
