The phrase "as expected and eventually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurred in a manner that was anticipated and took place after some time.
Example: "The project progressed as expected and eventually reached completion ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "as anticipated and ultimately" or "as predicted and finally".
July: Venables announces that a review of his legal commitments indicate they are now not as heavy as previously expected and eventually surprises the football world by becoming director of football at First Division Portsmouth where Martin Gregory has taken control from father Jim, chairman at QPR during Venables' time.
"This will eventually be as expected on vehicles as air-conditioning and power windows," he says.
David Plouffe, who ran the 2008 campaign, has had only a limited role since then, and it is not clear what role he will play if, as expected, he eventually moves into the West Wing.
It finds the total VAT and interest repayments to the Barclays' empire should be £1.67bn, though the case is almost certain to be taken to appeal and may not be resolved until 2017 if, as expected, it is eventually referred to the supreme court.
Should the panel, as expected, eventually approve Mr. Leavitt, the Democrats will block the nomination on the Senate floor until the administration provides honest answers about its policies on clean air and water.
That will be good practice too, if, as expected, Ms Botín eventually takes over from her father as chairman of the entire Santander group.
As expected, Leamas is eventually contacted by East German agents, who use his presumed resentment of MI6 as a lure to make him defect.
As expected FSK plus IBMX eventually saturated the buffer, restoring the PKA activity in the sponge-expressing cells (typical of 10 controls, 10 sponge cells in 6 experiments).
If Merck had not returned its vaccine to the market as expected, Alaska Natives would eventually have had to switch to PRP-T vaccines.
The issue is that the APF is heading poleward, and if global temperatures continue to rise as expected, the front is likely eventually to move out of the range of many foraging king penguins, the research suggests.
