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The phrase "are expected to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated changes or adjustments in a particular context, such as trends, behaviors, or policies.
Example: "As the market evolves, consumer preferences are expected to shift towards more sustainable products."
Alternatives: "are likely to change" or "are anticipated to alter".
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The rankings are expected to shift when second-quarter results are reported.
About 130 Applebee's restaurants are expected to shift to PepsiCo products from Coca-Cola by 2016.
While those internal details were being worked out, all eyes are expected to shift to Iran for Friday's presidential election.
About one-third to half of the worshipers at Most Holy Redeemer are expected to shift to the new parish.
California and New Jersey are two of a number of populous states that are expected to shift their 2008 primaries to February, very early in the campaign season, and South Carolina's comes even earlier, a week after New Hampshire's.
Airlines in North America are expected to shift from huge losses to a modest profit next year, the trade group said on Tuesday, but carriers in Europe and Asia will have deeper losses.
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The momentum is expected to shift again within weeks.
This weekend, attention is expected to shift back to Copenhagen, where environment ministers are to negotiate.
That percentage is expected to shift, though, when advertising on phones becomes more accepted.
Over the weekend, attention is expected to shift back to Copenhagen, where environment ministers are to hold negotiations.
Its closest competitor is its own subsidiary, First Direct, which is expected to shift its tracker rates too.
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