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The phrase "areas can expect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or forecasts related to specific regions or locations.
Example: "In the coming weeks, areas can expect heavy rainfall and possible flooding."
Alternatives: "regions may anticipate" or "locations should prepare for".
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These areas can expect three to five inches of rainfall.
Adelaide and surrounding areas can expect a maximum of 34C on Monday and Tuesday.
"It looks like southern areas can expect some dryer and warmer weather.
Men and women in these areas can expect to die more than 10 years sooner than inhabitants of Trafford – Greater Manchester's most affluent suburb.
Amid a sharp national slowdown, three areas can expect GDP to fall: the west Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, and the north-east (see chart).
The worst-affected areas can expect a further 20-40mm of rain over Saturday and Sunday, according to the Met Office.
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The Mediterranean area can expect six more weeks of heatwave conditions, with wildfire risk also growing.
Assuming the storm remains on its current track, the area can expect torrential rain, damaging winds and dangerously high seas.
Using various global climate models, the team developed a simulation tool that can predict the severity of future flooding an area can expect.
While residents of the central Paulista area can expect to live beyond their 79th birthday on average, people from Jardim Ângela on the south-western periphery will likely be dead before they are 56.
In the coming years, tens of thousands of homeowners in the New York metropolitan area can expect to choose between elevating their homes, like the Hogans, and paying higher insurance rates for keeping them low.
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