The phrase "anticipated to create a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions about the outcome of an action or event.
Example: "The new policy is anticipated to create a positive impact on employee morale."
Alternatives: "expected to generate a" or "projected to produce a".
This strategy is anticipated to create significant cell-edge interference in the location of the shared relays, thus rendering advanced interference management strategies a necessity.
In addition to several movies, the show launched the careers of Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville and Bam Margera, both anticipating and helping to create a worldwide YouTube culture of extreme hijinks.
Dürer may have anticipated this and deliberately chosen to create a woodcut, rather than a more refined and detailed engraving, as this was cheaper to produce and more copies could be printed.
He anticipates legislation sponsored by Mr. Leno to create a "citizen's oversight group" over the A.B.C. to rein in the regulators.
The performative alternative is to imagine and try to create a better world by anticipating, claiming, and appealing to others that it should be so.
Entrepreneurs often struggle to capture lightning in a bottle by trying to create a product today that anticipates tomorrow's trends.
It seems only natural for LinkedIn to create a separate app that anticipates the desire to get relevant information on those whom they are connected to.
It is anticipated that it will help to create an improved work environment resulting in enhanced provider motivation, support knowledge, and ensure stronger adherence to guidelines, all of which should finally influence the quality of maternal health care in a positive way.
"This activity is anticipated to continue creating major economic benefits and opportunities for those involved in the energy sector.
The Global Polio Eradication Initiative, a partnership dedicated to creating a polio-free world, anticipates that by 2005 polio transmission will have stopped forever.
