The phrase "are expected to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or behaviors that should be demonstrated or shown in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the survey are expected to reflect the opinions of the majority of participants."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to demonstrate" or "should indicate".
They are expected to reflect the teacher's expectations and describe the levels of performance or product quality.
While there will be a moment of reflection on the Sept. 11 tragedies, the performances are expected to reflect the joy of the Olympics.
The details of proxy statements are expected to reflect how companies are handling significant declines in their stock prices.
The causes she will champion are expected to reflect her interests in female empowerment, education and the arts.
ALTHOUGH "local control" means little for huge districts like New York City's, most American schools are run by elected boards that are expected to reflect community goals.
Recordings, which are expected to reflect the American experience, must be at least 10 years old, though almost everything in the registry's collection of 500 recordings is older.
In this study, 25 zircon grains were randomly selected from the sample, so the results are expected to reflect the characteristics of the age populations.
Such differences between exemplar or category searches are expected to reflect task-induced differences in target processing strategy, including the representations used for visual search.
But it is essential that leaders be reminded that they are expected to reflect on their leadership skills and to make the time to improve their leadership craft.
Therefore, major element compositions of phenocryst rims and adjacent groundmass glass are expected to reflect the final magma storage pressure immediately prior to the onset of Plinian eruptions.
And the new figures are expected to reflect a sharp increase in August, as school leavers and new graduates gave up hope of finding a job and joined the ranks at the jobcentre.
