The phrase "are expected to modify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated changes or adjustments that should be made to something, often in a formal or instructional context.
Example: "The software updates are expected to modify the user interface for a more intuitive experience."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to alter" or "are projected to change".
The nanoscale inorganic fillers have a high surface to volume ratio and therefore are expected to modify the biological, optical, electrical, thermal and dielectric polymers drastically [8].
To summarize, the four parameters which are expected to modify the behavior of the mixing in the simulations, are: L, Re average, ( {R}_1^{in} ) and ( {R}_1^{out} ).
Adversaries conducting more powerful injection attacks are expected to modify some of the plant measurements, either by targeting the individual sensors or their communication channels in case of insecure communication protocols.
Review of the previous art indicated that for fast inter-converting conformers, nucleation and polymorphism are favored but no effect is expected on crystal growth rate as crystal forces are expected to modify the conformation of the integrating species onto the crystal surface.
Drugs interfering with the phosphorylation level of SR proteins and/or interaction with cellular factors are expected to modify the alternative splicing pattern of several genes.
Tethering of the involved oligonucleotides to the surface and zippering effects towards both ends of the probes are expected to modify their propensity for G-tetrad formation in a positional dependent fashion in analogy with the positional dependence of base pairings in probe/target dimers [9], [13], [19], [50] [52].
The attribution of success to task difficulty therefore, would be expected to modify future achievement behaviour.
Mr. Zuma made clear, however, that Mr. Malema would be expected to modify his behavior.
The plan now goes to the City Council, which is expected to modify it before giving final approval.
Her situation was just what the law's framers had in mind -- a company should be expected to modify the conditions of someone's work within reasonable limits.
Fuel-distribution variations were expected to modify the flame propagation between flameholding regions.
