The phrase "as anticipated during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to expectations or predictions made at a previous time regarding an event or situation.
Example: "The project progressed as anticipated during the initial planning phase."
Alternatives: "as expected during" or "as predicted during".
This paper discusses a demonstration of a technology to address the problem that buildings do not perform as well as anticipated during design.
Conventional project management methodologies work best when the chances are really good that the project will unfold as anticipated during its planning stages, when there is little that can happen during a project that planners can't see coming, when you can formulate responses to contingencies in advance.
Thus, as anticipated during the development and onset of SjS, multiple genes, signaling pathways, molecular networks, and immunological processes will exhibit temporal expressions that may reflect their pathogenic functions.
That hasn't happened quite as anticipated.
What's almost as anticipated as the Super Bowl?
The headliners were as anticipated.
Apparently, DNA loss is not as high as previously anticipated during in solution bisulfite conversion.
UNICEF provides a market informational note for human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines, highlighting current and projected demand, as well as anticipated supply availability during 2014-2017.
UNICEF provides a market informational note for Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccines, highlighting current and projected demand, as well as anticipated supply availability during 2015-2020.
UNICEF provides a market informational note for adult tetanus toxoid (TT) and tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccines, highlighting current and projected demand, as well as anticipated supply availability during 2015-2017.
"As anticipated, refinance activity declined during the quarter due to higher mortgage rates," Stanford L. Kurland, the president, said in a statement.
