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The phrase "are expected for the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or requirements related to a specific subject or event.
Example: "The results of the experiment are expected for the end of the month."
Alternatives: "are anticipated for the" or "are projected for the".
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Similar gains are expected for the Regal with eAssist.
In February, Jennifer Capriati and the Williams sisters are expected for the Dubai Tennis Championship.
In Calgary, huge crowds are expected for the annual Calgary Stampede, July 6 to 15.
About 55,000 visitors come to the museum every year, and even more are expected for the anniversary exhibitions.
More than 9 million people attended the Olympics; just over 2 million are expected for the Paralympics.
Thousands are expected for the demonstration Saturday in Strasbourg, which remains tense after the violence Thursday despite the lull on Friday.
At the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, additional X-ray screening machines are expected for the Super Bowl crush, and officials have requested additional National Guard troops.
According to Halifax's current forecast, broad stability in house prices nationally are expected for the coming year, when the North-South divide is also likely to continue.
More than 120,000 spectators are expected for the inaugural race in November, for which three-day passes went on sale last Sunday.
Journalists from around the world are expected for the identification of remains found underneath Grey Friars Church in Leicester last year.
More than 30,000 cyclists, including hundreds of foreigners, are expected for the Cape Argus Pick 'n Pay Cycle Tour on March 12, a 65-mile race through some of the Cape Peninsula's most scenic stretches.
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