The phrase "anticipated to respond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations regarding someone's reply or reaction to a situation or inquiry.
Example: "The committee is anticipated to respond to the proposal by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "expected to reply" or "projected to respond".
Species are also anticipated to respond differently to climate change throughout different parts of their range [44].
Taken in combination, species are anticipated to respond to ongoing changes in climate in the extreme or extralimital areas of a distribution, and it is thus important to consider potential movements in population sinks that lie beyond a presently defined niche [21], [28].
Mammalian species orthologs of GPCRs are anticipated to respond to the same endogenously produced agonists.
Twenty of these subjects were either treatment-naïve, had limited ART exposure, or had been fully suppressed in the past before stopping therapy and were therefore anticipated to respond well to ART.
Second, response bias is likely: non-users of the technology would be anticipated to be less likely to respond to a survey about mobile computing devices.
Results on the effects of using FESTivE in industry shows that product designers and environmental experts are more equipped to anticipate and to respond to each other's needs at each stage of the design process of product or service.
Such analyses would help determine whether students are responding as anticipated to particular items or scales and whether instruments developed to measure student outcomes of research internships can detect student growth from participation in CUREs, which are different experiences.
Surgeons' efforts to anticipate and respond to resistance to recommendations demonstrate a similar pattern: the methods used to counter patient resistance, and the sequential placement of those efforts, depends on whether the recommendation is for surgery or another treatment option.
Having a culture that allows people to be innovative is also key to being able to anticipate and respond to changing demands.
Likewise, her Brexit speech from last week seemed to anticipate her inability to respond to any scrutiny she might face by describing any detailed criticism of her plans as "not in the national interest".
In contrast, we expect that the total soil C concentrations remain unchanged since we anticipate this pool to respond only over longer time scales.
