The phrase "anticipated to be over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations regarding the duration or extent of an event or situation.
Example: "The project is anticipated to be over by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "expected to exceed" or "projected to surpass".
Apparently, the two companies both believe that "the mobile TV market is poised to grow exponentially – by 2010, there are anticipated to be over 50 million DVB-H enabled mobile devices sold globally".
With more than half of HIV-infected patients in the USA anticipated to be over 50 years of age by 2015, the overall risk of noninfectious complications will be significantly higher and will become an important challenge for the management of chronic HIV infection [ 38].
In SW environment, salt gained from the hyperosmotic environment need to be extruded from the gills hence ion transporters that facilitate salt extrusion are anticipated to be over-expressed in SW-acclimated gill.
2. Transitional and contemporary styles: The top three styles anticipated to be trendy for kitchens over the next three years are transitional, contemporary and farmhouse, according to the NKBA.
Taking the average of the published Wholesale Acquisition Costs WACC) for both the recommended and top dosage strengths of phentermine/topiramate ER, and assuming a Medicare Part D tier-3 co-pay of $70 per month, net per capita savings to Medicare are anticipated to be almost $3,000 over 10 years.
This week, two differing federal court decisions draw the battle lines in what many anticipate to be a long legal fight over the future of a therapy that backers claim can change sexual orientation.
The global blockchain market is anticipated to grow to over $60 billion by 2024 as more companies adopt distributed ledger technology and mass-use cases appear.
Clinical and outcomes data from individual sites and network-wide projects are anticipated to begin being published over the next few years.
Seniors (age ≥ 65 years) are anticipated to account for over a quarter of the Canadian population by 2040 [ 1].
Recycling rates are anticipated to increase over the outlook period, and end markets are developing.
Water shortages are anticipated to occur all over the world and are likely to have a significant effect on the availability of water for water splitting processes, such as photocatalysis and electrolysis, as well as for drinking and industrial water.
