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The phrase "are expected to train" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a requirement or obligation for someone to undergo training or to prepare for a specific task or role.
Example: "All new employees are expected to train for at least two weeks before starting their positions."
Alternatives: "are required to train" or "should undergo training".
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At least 10 teams are expected to train inside the bubble, which will be installed annually from November to March.
Recruits are expected to train for several weeks, and then go to the front to fortify the border.
Cole and James were understood to be receiving treatment on minor knocks and are expected to train tomorrow.
Volunteers are expected to train continually in order to meet Federal and state standards for handling emergencies.
Upperclassmen known as "red pots" and "brown pots" are expected to train the thousands of students who take part, but Ms. Callaghan said student leaders lacked the proper knowledge to safely construct the tower.
The troops will not be fighting on the ground but they are expected to train Afghan forces and provide vital support in areas where the national army is weak, from intelligence to air power.
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The guides will be expected to train other tour leaders.
Martin is expected to train with his team-mates on Friday morning as usual.
In exchange, the students were expected to train their families and communities in how to interact with the Web.
Arsenal, though, say that Welbeck's problem is not serious and he is expected to train as normal on Wednesday.
Tremlett is expected to train on Thursday and the usual noises were made about "managing his workload".
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