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The phrase "anticipated to fall on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expected dates or events that are projected to occur on a specific day or time.
Example: "The project deadline is anticipated to fall on the last Friday of this month."
Alternatives: "expected to occur on" or "projected to land on".
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The burden, therefore, is anticipated to fall on others.
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I hung on, desperately trying not to fall on top of him; not being able to see ahead to anticipate the corners made it worse.
Try not to fall on your face!
Federal funding for treatment of these workers is anticipated to begin in fall 2006.
If you anticipate needing to fall, bend your knees and squat into a dip position.
On Jan . 4 Jeremy Piven, left, will give his final performance as Tom, who falls for the overweight Helen of the title, before leaving earlier than anticipated to begin production of another season of "Entourage" for HBO.
You need someone to fall back on".
It has little to fall back on.
"Have something to fall back on".
We had to fall back on radio.
She started to fall behind on payments.
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