The phrase "anticipated using" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action that someone was expecting to take. For example, you could say, "John anticipated using his new laptop for remote work, but he was instead asked to take a leave of absence."
Mr. Weill declined to specifically discuss Fleet or comment at all about how he anticipated using the proceeds from the spinoff.
"It's a trickle-down effect," said Mr. Muniz, referring to clients who had anticipated using the cartons to ship goods that in the end had no buyers.
If due to shale or other technological developments, gas prices are lower than previously anticipated, using gas rather than more expensive alternatives to generate electricity would free up resources.
In the 1960s, Crewe anticipated using a spherical aberration corrector based on Scherzer's design.
Or how many would have anticipated using a Ryder truck filled with fertilizer as a weapon, as in Oklahoma City?
In a remarkably prescient paper, published by Campbell et al. in 1999[14], the impending impact of numerous programming trends is anticipated using surprisingly modern terminology.
Cons: You have to pay if you're anticipating using the tool to create more than 5 maps that will get more than 10,000 views a month.
The Jets anticipate using Morton as a receiver out of the backfield -- as they do with Curtis Martin and Richie Anderson -- in some multiple-receiver sets.
The manufacturers anticipate using a new, faster standard for the car transmitter that may speed that download to about 22 hours.
When we anticipate using something over a longer period of time, it's important to compare the cost of replacing a cheaper version two or three times.
The same report records high satisfaction levels among customers surveyed but, as MayorWatch has reported, the same research also found that only about one third of them anticipate using the service again within six months.
