The phrase "are correctly anticipated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions that have been accurately foreseen or expected.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are correctly anticipated based on the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are accurately predicted" or "are rightly expected".
Let's hope that investors are correctly anticipating that better news lies ahead.I would say that neither labour markets or housing markets are inspiring confidence right now.
Only 19% of the eruptions in our dataset were correctly anticipated by issuance of appropriate VALs.
After Carlos attained tropical storm status and when it was correctly anticipated to make landfall, the warning area was adjusted from Salina Cruz, Oaxaca to Zihuatanejo, Guerrero.
Hata's command consisted of some 400,000 men, most of whom were on Kyushu where an Allied invasion was correctly anticipated.
However, instead of testing contrast discrimination of stimuli that have been correctly anticipated by an action or not, we assessed contrast discrimination when a (Gabor grating) stimulus is presented twice with the same orientation (repetition trial) versus when the orientation is changed from the first to the second presentation (alternation trial).
Interestingly, posterior predictive tests showed that the compositional heterogeneity across taxa of first and second codon positions was correctly anticipated under the time-homogeneous models GTR nt + Γ4 and CAT + GTR nt + Γ4 (p > 0.44, Additional file 5, Table S4), suggesting that these models are relatively robust to compositional changes in this data set.
My concentration is unusually good: I find I'm correctly anticipating the behavior of even the trickiest sections.
Inflation may well be about to accelerate, for example, in which case the gold market is correctly anticipating the future, while stock and bond investors are deluding themselves.
What we're currently seeing is what Darwin correctly anticipated".
