The phrase "anticipated to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding the applicability of a rule, policy, or concept in a specific context.
Example: "The new regulations are anticipated to apply to all businesses operating within the city limits."
Alternatives: "expected to be relevant" or "projected to be applicable."
It is anticipated to apply such a phenomenon to design the spin-polarized electron device based on the graphene materials.
It is anticipated to apply such a phenomenon to design an electron wavevetor filter based on the graphene material by a pure electrical method.
In summary, the novel core-shell magnetic nanoparticles could be anticipated to apply in the rapid magnetic separation under the external magnetic field due to the core of the FePt superparamagnetic nanoparticles and label-free SERS bio-sensing of biomolecules and bacteria.
Germany has proved to be one of the most desired destinations for migrants and refugees this year, with more than 200,000 people arriving in September alone and 800,000 anticipated to apply for asylum by year's end.
Currently, given the limitations on applicability, the TTC approach is anticipated to apply in only a small proportion of contamination events.
He anticipates to apply for academic positions in the near future.
Based on these preliminary results, our laboratory will focus on the further development of fluorescent probe for NQO1, which could be anticipated to be applied in physiological and pathological studies of NQO1.
The method is much anticipated to be applied in the screening of PHA-degrading enzymes of human and animal origin, and also for the development of high-throughput screening of lipase activity.
The DCPred models are anticipated to be applied to screen more effective drug combinations with clinical importance.
This methodology, which is yet to be applied, is anticipated to be more precise than using the same arbitrary cut-offs for all patients.
Because of the variability in conformation of our study group of dogs we anticipated the need to apply a formula to determine normal ratios for the base of weight support in the thoracic and pelvic limb girdles.
