The phrase "are anticipated to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future expectations or predictions regarding an event or action.
Example: "The new policies are anticipated to go into effect by the start of the next fiscal year."
Alternatives: "are expected to proceed" or "are projected to happen".
But even now that banks have resumed awarding hefty year-end payouts, the bulk of bonuses are anticipated to go to equities and fixed-income traders at investment and commercial banks, according to the Johnson Associates report.
Yet sources within the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs say that -- unsurprisingly -- only about 1percentt of the sales are anticipated to go to local co-operatives or green groups.
In India, about 28% of the total population of 1.17 billion people reside in urban areas, which is anticipated to go up to 40% by 2021, according to the Investment Commission of India.
A lot of the smaller players will have a tough time surviving long-term in the solar space, said Brian Yerger, an analyst who tracks Trina Solar for Jesup & Lamont Securities Corp. The solar industry is anticipated to go thru a rapid price decline as a bearish market shies away from risk.
"I think a lot of people are anticipating what is going to happen.
And it certainly appears that the contact he had with Mr Smith was not unconnected with a fundamental change in the evidence which it was anticipated Mr Smith was going to give.
The cataclysmic event that we were anticipating was going to take place sometime in the future, the distant future, perhaps not even in our lifetime.
"We are anticipating that they were going to sue us".
"The federal judges are anticipating that there is going to be an impasse at the Legislature, and it appears there is an impasse".
Tickell added: "We need to be anticipating what is going to interest people and resonate with them and make sense.
"When things start going south, you're anticipating what's going to happen.
