The phrase "are expected to indicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or behaviors in various contexts, such as reports, guidelines, or instructions.
Example: "The results of the survey are expected to indicate the level of customer satisfaction with our services."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to show" or "are likely to reveal".
Annual figures on pay from the Office for National Statistics to be published next week are expected to indicate that the gap is widening.
Valuing agents in social interaction are expected to indicate identical preference orderings only if they hold correspondingly identical categories of values.
Table 9 Coherence suggestions and their explanations as presented by CAM Dimension Suggestion and explanation text Title The Title and Purpose sentences should be more closely related Purpose sentences are expected to indicate the main objective of the research.
L.A. city officials are expected to indicate whether they will include such an exemption in their own $15 minimum wage at a hearing next week.
The preliminary findings are expected to indicate whether sarin nerve gas or other toxic agents were dispersed in several recent attacks, as well as whether rockets, artillery shells, bombs or other delivery systems were used, experts said.
Because HWE generally is expected in human populations, departures from HWE are expected to indicate problems with the data rather than some biological phenomenon.
A report by the UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, is expected to indicate that Obama is steadily failing in this objective, too.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, whose department was preparing last week to certify Yugoslavia as cooperative, is expected to indicate today what he will do.
Only the specific events that threatened the collateral or contracts would be expected to indicate concerns on the part of creditors.
Tuesday's report is expected to indicate whether some passengers survived the initial impact of a missile strike, after the body of one passenger was found with an oxygen mask around his neck.
