The phrase "are expected to leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated actions or strategies that involve utilizing resources, skills, or opportunities effectively.
Example: "Employees are expected to leverage their unique skills to enhance team performance."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to utilize" or "are required to make use of".
New technologies such as the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing are expected to leverage this development and introduce more robots and artificial intelligence in farming.
Such trends have motivated the design of more intelligent wireless networks, e.g., cognitive radios (CRs), and are expected to leverage diverse information, while also shape the evolution of the future wireless Internet.
The project is one of 13 recently announced as part of the government's £20 million ($32 million) Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Innovation Competition, which are expected to leverage approximately the same amount in industry cost-share.
Time Warner is expected to leverage Flixster and its fan base as it introduces "Digital Everywhere," a pay-once, play-anywhere approach to digital movie delivery.
MOL is expected to leverage that distribution network to extend its reach.
Murdoch, through his British satellite firm BSkyB, controls a 22% stake in KirchPayTV, and he had been expected to leverage that stake into a bigger presence in the German television market.
The No. 2 online retailer in China just recently set up shop in Indonesia and will be expected to leverage their 40+ million SKU product assortment and China-Southeast Asia supply chain to compete with the likes of MatahariMall and Lazada.
He also faced a stiff challenge in the Wharton-trained interior secretary Mar Roxas, who was expected to leverage the formidable machinery of the ruling party.
The initial funding, donated by the John T. and Catherine D. MacArthur Foundation, is expected to leverage additional private capital--mostly from banks that currently hold foreclosed properties--to bring the total investment up to $50 million.
Accordingly, we emphasize a variety of factors that are expected to ensure critical network resources to leverage the start-ups' products and services and to enhance long-term growth.
By leveraging covariates that are expected to relate in some way to asthma, we are able to identify those gene expression changes that are relevant for our phenotype without sacrificing the exploratory nature of the study.
