The phrase "anticipated way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner or method that is expected or predicted to occur.
Example: "The project was completed in the anticipated way, meeting all the deadlines and requirements."
Alternatives: "expected manner" or "predicted way".
Those on the waiting list anticipated ways in which the dog would aid their child in times of distress.
And in some impossible to anticipate way, the sweep of his stirring "Lord of the Rings" trilogy and his thrilling, heartfelt "King Kong" remake (2005) suggests that there might actually be a natural affinity between the low skills of the horror meister and those required to bring off a genuine movie epic.
Words are elided and fractured in hard to anticipate ways.
She really did try to anticipate ways that the table could be damaged, and she did her best to keep it from happening.
Leveraging real-time and historical customer data and operating information, the casino company can anticipate ways to add to a customers' experience, such as surprising them with special offers, promotions and messages based on that individual's spending with the company.
No one anticipated the way trucking deregulation would combine with precision-timed inventory practices and other logistical innovations to revolutionize the flow of goods.
Campaign officials fully anticipated the way the attacks would unfold last night (almost to the word…) and preempted them in the hours before the candidate unveiled the spot on Sean Hannity's show.
The alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court – in the midst of unspeakable grief, with words of forgiveness.
No one anticipated the way the Marines would take care of their own and embrace Marc and his family.
