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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as expected to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or situations that align with prior predictions or assumptions.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as expected to be, confirming our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as predicted".
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The argument itself proved, as expected, to be a low-profile affair.
G proved to be dependent on σv and, as expected, to be incremental with depth below the crest of the wall.
Steepest descent solutions are shown (as expected) to be highly sensitive to the initial guess, but they provide symmetrical and conceptually clean solutions.
A consultation on a proposal for a possible airport, as expected to be announced by the prime minister in March, is a long way from a blueprint for any new airport.
Analysis of polymer fragments by ATR-FTIR spectra was shown, as expected, to be an ideal method for polymer classification.
When simulated pH, NO3 concentration and MSW were all three within the ecological range of a species, that species was scored as expected to be present at the examined site.
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Junior surgical staff are frequently time pressured as they are often on call for acute assessments, as well as being expected to be in the operating theatre.
As graduates, though, they weren't nearly as distinguished as they were expected to be.
As many as 40 are expected to be charged.
As much as £500m is expected to be waged on this afternoon's race.
The predicted monocentric M1 and M2 GCRs were examined as controls as these were expected to be stable GCRs.
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