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The phrase "are expected to form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or assumptions about future actions or developments, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The new policies are expected to form a basis for improved employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to create" or "are projected to establish".
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How many people are expected to form civil partnerships?
These complaints are expected to form the initial grounds for challenging the indictment.
Wheeler, Matt Harvey and Jon Niese are expected to form the rotation's core next year.
Long queues are expected to form in countries the size of Britain as soon as copies arrive.
Mr. Rutte and Mr. Samsom are expected to form the heart of a new coalition, but negotiations could be lengthy.
The city is about 47percentt Hispanic and slightly less than 11percentt black, but Latinos are expected to form a majority soon.
The party is scheduled to hold a meeting Monday, however, and some members are expected to form their own splinter party that will continue to back the government.
In statements after the war that are expected to form the basis for the prosecution's case, Mr. Boere detailed the killings almost shot by shot.
Collectors are expected to form overnight queues for exclusive, limited edition vinyl releases by artists including Bruce Springsteen and Foo Fighters.
Surface waters are expected to form more stable layers as the oceans warm, which will affect the availability of nutrients and, it is increasingly feared, of oxygen.
Gardner said that in England, around 109,500 new homes were built in 2013, 38% below 2007 levels and around half the projected number of households that are expected to form annually in the years ahead.
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