The phrase "anticipated there are" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express an expectation about the existence of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "It is anticipated that there are several factors influencing the outcome of the study."
Alternatives: "expected that there are" or "foreseen that there are".
Every outcome feels as if it has been anticipated: there are now just so many awards ceremonies that come before the Oscars, in which all the likely winners have been established, and every permutation of attendant critical commentary has been rehearsed.
Mr. Giuliani, a Republican, said the shortfall was "not way beyond the range that we anticipated". "There are ways of dealing with it that are within our control," the Mayor said, "and one of the ways to deal with it is to reduce spending in New York City". The Speaker of the City Council, Peter F. Vallone, a Democrat from Queens, was far less optimistic.
As anticipated, there are only two studies having both DAT SPECT imaging and pathological evaluation.
"If you did not achieve the results you expected, be they better or worse than anticipated, there are many other opportunities available to you and I would urge you to examine these fully".
N400 is a robust marker of conceptual integration, and it has been demonstrated that when some clues can be anticipated, there are early effects (spoken words: [85]; video clips: [29], [31], [89]).
As anticipated, there are remarkable shortcomings at the district hospitals within all categories of the situational analysis.
As anticipated, there weren't any standalone breakout mobile AR apps last year.
Just as he had anticipated, there was violence.
Instead of the about 20 prisoners the commandos had anticipated, there were 69, the Kurds said.
"I anticipated there were going to be some teams that extended beyond us.
The French result "was much anticipated; there was no surprise," Valérie Cazaban, a fund manager at Stratège Finance, said.
