The phrase "associate is expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are outlining expectations or responsibilities related to an associate's role or performance.
Example: "In this project, the associate is expected to contribute ideas and collaborate with the team."
Alternatives: "the associate should" or "the associate is anticipated to".
There was a complicated formula for how much each dollar of this debt cost, and how much of it you, the "associate," were expected to recover, and if you exceeded that number, you received a bonus.
Strasburger & Price, a national firm based in Dallas, announced last October that it was decreasing the hours new associates were expected to log, to 1,600 from 1,920 annually.
Even when high frequency of multivalents and the meiotic irregularities associated are expected in elevated polyploids, bivalents predominance and consequently regular meiosis were observed in this analysis and in the previous ones conducted in Senecio (López et al., 2002; 2002; 2002a).
The accuracy of prediction for systems of cross associating species is expected to be limited.
Nevertheless, the main difference with our proposal lies in the fact that in a FAP, the number of associated FUEs is expected to be much lower than the number of potential candidates to be served in a macro base station.
The T2D associated information is expected to grow with the continuing effort of the researchers.
Firstly the associate programme manager is expected to operate as a generalist rather than a specialist.
Joshua Sharfstein, an associate commissioner who is expected to be closely involved with the agency's drug division, has already started.
Looking ahead to 2020, job growth of 18percentt for associate degree graduates is expected to outpace the 12.2percentt growth in jobs for high school or GED graduates and even the 16.5 percent growth for jobs requiring bachelor's degrees.
Mortality associated with influenza is expected to be largely explained by the latter.
