The phrase "as should be expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is in line with what was anticipated or predicted.
Example: "The results of the experiment were, as should be expected, consistent with our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as one would expect".
As should be expected from a fashion trailblazer, Philo now seems to have moved on.
In this collection he chose one idea, the blouson, and stayed focused on it, as gutsy a move as should be expected of a real designer.
As should be expected from a side still worth more than £150m,City dominated throughout, with Marcos Lopes, a 17-year-old, enjoying an impressive full debut.
As should be expected in something so capital-intensive as housing and development, that meant letting developers do their own thing.
There are bound to be some gamers who don't like the new dashboard, as should be expected when a perfectly good system is changed for what seems, initially, no good reason.
As should be expected, the doped up mice had a much better time floating around.
Figure 5A presents the plot of the average noise, Ω(r), for ρ0 technical replicates, defined as 15 as a function of, the inverse of the square root of window size, for different values of α : for all values of α, Ω(r) goes as, as it should be expected for a random noise.
Juventus won on the details, as perhaps should be expected if we remove the parallax error of Premier League triumphalism.
On questions of economic policy, Senator John McCain tends to rely on a limited group of people with whom he feels comfortable, as perhaps should be expected of someone who acknowledges that the subject has never been his strong suit.
As it should be expected, test results of the manufactured MR damper show that the damping force increases with the applied current intensity.
While there will always be some inequity in science, it seems like there should be some list of things that we, as supervisors, should be expected to cover for students.
