'anticipated volume' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a volume of something that is expected or anticipated to exist or occur in the future. For example, "We anticipate a high volume of orders for our new product launch."
"Those factors consider cost of business, competition, patent status, anticipated volume, and, most important, our estimation of the income generated by sales of the product". In some drug categories, such as cholesterol-lowering treatments, many drugs compete, keeping prices relatively low.
My preference is for less marble and more portals paired with seating configurations to serve the anticipated volume of riders on a line that will extend to the Westwood/Brentwood VA.
The fact that the use of canons for defence against intruders made the Portuguese vessels stronger than the Indian ships which, for centuries, were accustomed to considerably peaceful navigation is also brought out in this much anticipated volume.
The agreed sales balance, a measure of the anticipated volume of transactions, worsened to -25, the lowest since October 2017, while the sales expectations balance for the next three months stands at its lowest level since the survey began in 1999, falling to -32% from -28%.
VICE acknowledges and appreciates the effort that goes into pitches, but given the anticipated volume of applications will not be able to provide individual feedback on each pitch.
"The total devastation caused by that Station fire has accelerated the need for new placement sites because of the anticipated volume of sediment over the next five to seven years," Antonovich said.
While this may be perfectly rational, AI can better anticipate call volumes and improve both company and customer efficiency.
Mr. White and the top official in Harris County, Judge Robert Eckels, admitted that their plans had not anticipated the volume of traffic.
Although clinical assessment anticipated less volume overload and greater hypoperfusion among the registry population, measured filling pressures were similarly elevated in the registry and trial patients, whereas measured perfusion was slightly higher among registry patients.
We anticipated a volume of distribution close to 0.30 l/kg based on data available in intensive care patients [ 24], and hypothesized a half-life of four hours, which is in keeping with the half-life found in a recent study [ 21] that examined similar patients and reported a haemofiltration clearance of ceftazidime in the same range as our predicted haemodiafiltration clearance.
