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The phrase "are expected to qualify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or requirements for individuals or groups in various contexts, such as education, employment, or competitions.
Example: "All candidates are expected to qualify for the final round of interviews based on their performance in the initial assessments."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to meet the criteria" or "are likely to be eligible."
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Several more are expected to qualify soon.
About 450,000 people are expected to qualify for the new benefit.
Several other drugs made by other companies are expected to qualify soon.
Millions of consumers with individual policies are expected to qualify for subsidized rates.
Several other drugs by several other companies are expected to qualify soon.
An estimated 42,000 people are expected to qualify for assistance.
Similar(43)
Neither is expected to qualify.
John Smith, who became her husband, was expected to qualify, but got sick and did not.
Ecuador started with a 2-0 victory against Poland, who had been expected to qualify.
Coughlin missed that chance four years ago, when she was expected to qualify for the Sydney Games but did not.
The loan stock is expected to qualify for social investment tax relief, entitling investors to an upfront 30% income tax relief – giving a combined 9.9% return over six years.
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