The phrase "are expected to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a requirement or obligation for someone to eliminate or take away something.
Example: "All participants are expected to remove their personal belongings from the shared space after the event."
Alternatives: "are required to eliminate" or "should take away".
If enough investors take part in the planned bond exchange, ratings agencies are expected to remove the "selective default" rating from Greece.
And over the next two years NATO forces in Afghanistan are expected to remove about 70,000 vehicles and 120,000 shipping containers.
Page 8 KNICKS COACH LIKELY TO STAY Sometime soon, the Knicks are expected to remove Mike Woodson's interim title and make him the permanent head coach.
But the new rules are expected to remove the antitrust exemption in countries where a single car company controls more than a certain percentage of the market; thresholds of 10 or 15percentt have been considered.
Over the next two years, NATO forces are expected to remove about 70,000 vehicles and 120,000 shipping containers from Afghanistan, and the way out will require rail lines and well-surfaced roads.
On Friday, workers at the Mets' spring training ground in Port St . Lucie Fla., are expected to remove all signs related to Digital Domain, the animation company that held the stadium's naming rights before filing for bankruptcy three months ago.
Partial source removal could be expected to remove a significant portion of the contaminant mass, but would increase the rate of contaminant recharge in the short to medium term.
The long expected cabinet shake-up currently underway is expected to remove a number of ministers under investigation for corruption, as well as reduce the size of cabinet from 53 – an unwieldy number, arguably bloated.
So he was expected to remove it upon taking a seat.
