The phrase "are expected to correspond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated alignment or agreement between two or more elements, such as expectations and outcomes.
Example: "The results of the experiment are expected to correspond with the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to match" or "are predicted to align".
When upward FACs are located near the imager, they are expected to correspond to auroral brightenings in both the red and green lines, as those are carried by precipitating electrons.
In contrast to the pristine powders, the surface of the composite powder was covered with nano-sized particles, which are expected to correspond to Super P. The nanoparticles seemed to be homogeneously dispersed on the surface of the pristine powder.
The ALS data were acquired, pre-processed and co-located with the field data as a part of an operational data acquisition campaign by Arbonaut, Ltd., and the accuracies and error sources of this process are expected to correspond with those reported in the literature (see, e.g., Maltamo and Packalen 2014; Næsset 2014).
In particular, feature size and texture are expected to correspond with browse height and certain intrinsic plant properties, such as woody vs. herbaceous stems.
The Z-weighted broadband sound levels reported here are expected to correspond with the perceptual loudness of the environmental sounds as experienced by a mouse.
Thus, each method is associated to a matrix, the Connectivity Matrix (CM), whose elements (X, Y) correspond to the estimated connection strength between neuron X and Y. High and low values in the CM are expected to correspond to strong and weak connections.
The initial discharge capacity is equivalent to less than 4 Na/SnO2, which is expected to correspond to the formation of 2 Nand and Sn.
In such scenarios, peak AGN emission is expected to correspond to, or even to cause termination of major star-formation activity in the host spheroid.
Strategic use of emotional bandwidth was expected to correspond with interpersonal rewards, specifically the willingness of others to provide social support.
Within the obtained frequency spectra, signal amplitude may be expected to correspond to the sum of (i) stimulus-induced SSEPs and (ii) unrelated residual background noise (e.g., due to spontaneous EEG activity, muscle activity or eye movements).
