The phrase "as expected of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express that someone or something has met a certain expectation or acted in a way that was anticipated. Example: As the star athlete, it was expected of John to score the winning goal, and he did not disappoint.
Iranian agents in Iraq are spying, as expected of a neighbour, but apparently not fomenting violence.
Mechanically, the dry and hydrated scaffold moduli varied quadratically with relative density, as expected of open-cell materials.
In pore water sulfate, there were no paired increases in δ34SSO4 and δ18OSO4 as expected of microbial sulfate reduction.
As expected of normally compacted sediments, the plot in Fig. 6 shows that velocity increases with density.
The homesteads are also sparsely distributed within the landscape as expected of pastoral groupings and settlement patterns.
This is further exacerbated by failure to brand and ear mark livestock as expected of livestock owners (Branding of Cattle Act).
The statistics of the residuals tells a Gaussian distribution with zero mean (not shown), as expected of an effective estimation method.
The AF surface valleys created by these waveforms are, as expected, of limited size since the uncertainty cannot be entirely eliminated.
Rather than decay to zero (as expected of a freely rotating species in a homogeneous fluid environment) the anisotropy of the emission from the probe attains a minimum but finite value, some 40 ns after excitation of the pyrene.
This behaviour is as expected of transient ciliation due to the excess of molecular length over that of the secondary nucleus and thereby reinforces previous evidence demonstrating the responsibility of ciliation for spherulitic development in polymers.
As expected of a multigrid method, being many orders of magnitude faster than the unilevel gradient descent approach, the proposed numerical approach delivers fast and accurate results for a range of synthetic and real test images.
