The phrase "as expected next" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as expected next, confirming our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "as anticipated next" or "as predicted next".
Both will be restricted free agents if, as expected, next season is played without a salary cap.
Players like wide receiver Braylon Edwards and running back Leon Washington will be restricted, not unrestricted, free agents, if, as expected, next season is played without a salary cap.
Knock on wood, but if everything bears out as expected next month, it would prevent this becoming the third consecutive derby without any nominees of color in the acting categories, an unfortunate phenomenon that sparked the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
So if the elections go as expected next week, here's my advice: Be afraid.
If the pope meets Mr. Abbas and Mr. Peres as expected next month, he will be preaching to the converted.
That left it to the offense, of which Batch — in what could have been his last start, if Roethlisberger returns as expected next week — took control.
Considered the brainchild of the Congress Party's vice president, Rahul Gandhi, the bill would supersede the colonial-era Land Acquisition Act of 1894 if it passes the upper house of the Parliament, or Rajya Sabha, as expected next week.
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One of Britain's largest private landowners is betting that the London luxury property market is at its peak after warning of a housing bubble that will burst if interest rates rise as expected next year.
It is now employers, not workers, who worry about short tenure in employment.Looking ahead, inflationary prospects will depend on whether the economy slows as expected next year, and whether firms can maintain the remarkable rate of improvement in productivity seen in recent years.
If the transaction is completed as expected next year, IBM would end up with a 19% stake in the "new" Lenovo.
