The phrase "are increasing expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a trend or change in the level of expectations over time, often in a context related to performance, quality, or standards.
Example: "In today's competitive market, are increasing expectations for customer service and product quality."
Alternatives: "growing expectations" or "rising expectations".
"Al-Sisi and his people are increasing expectations to very high levels," he said.
There are increasing expectations that community-based physicians who care for people with HIV infection will offer their patients opportunities to enroll in clinical trials.
Particularly, Chambers et al. (2003) reported that although there are increasing expectations of socially responsible business in Korea, little research on this topic has actually been done.
There are increasing expectations that health research will have public benefits.
There are increasing expectations on primary care doctors to shoulder a bigger share of care for patients with common dermatological problems in the community.
There are increasing expectations on primary care doctors to shoulder a bigger share of care for patients with common dermatological problems in the community [ 4, 5].
The star power is increasing expectations, and D'Antoni is doing nothing to lower them.
As mass spectrometer platforms have improved over time, with an increase in both sensitivity and resolving power, and with an easier to use approach, there has been increasing expectations that many of the routine hospital lab analyses would be performed using mass spectrometry technology, instead of e.g. immunochemical methods.
10 11 Meanwhile, there is increasing expectation that LMICs should take more responsibility for their research activities.
The prescription of a DMARD for patients with RA is considered a standard of effective care [ 1] and there is increasing expectation for rheumatologists to objectively measure RA disease activity and to strive to treat patients to achieve low disease activity [ 2, 3].
The other side of spending as much as they do, is increased expectations of university.
