The phrase "attendant expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expectations that accompany a particular situation or event.
Example: "In the context of this project, we must consider the attendant expectations of our stakeholders to ensure their satisfaction."
Alternatives: "associated expectations" or "accompanying expectations".
Such large gatherings of possibly liberal-minded people were frowned upon by governments in the wake of the Napoleonic Wars and the attendant rise of democratic expectations, and it is a tribute to Humboldt's adroitness that he was able to overcome the misgivings of official Prussian circles.
Like panel interviews, panel discussions, i.e. discussions involving a host mediating between several guests, appear constrained by expectations and attendant turn-taking practices which give them distinctive sequential and discourse characteristics, and make them in principle a safe context in which to promote lively debate.
That public market frothiness is what's mostly driving up M&A deal prices, PwC said in its report, which read in part: "Lofty IPO valuations have many companies pursuing a dual track to liquidity, preparing for both a sale and IPO, with attendant increases in valuation expectations".
Discussions with both mothers and fathers suggest that traditional birth attendants' approach fulfils the expectations of laboring mothers and their immediate families in a way the modern health system does not.
We can choose to make explicit the parental expectations and aspirations attendant upon the conduct of our children.
Both teams have until now been happy to be here, unburdened by years of expectation and the attendant rust of waste and curdled hope.
The lowest scores were on items asking about expectations of traditional birth attendants and other people important in the mother's life regarding EBF.
(I had the silly expectation, then, that the flight attendant actually knew the answer to this question).
One might imagine that they speak for Maria Maddalena's body, waiting to be overtaken by her reeling mind, or that they stand for her attendants, watching her in expectation.
The pilots' achievements also raised the expectations of United's machinists and flight attendants, who were also demanding raises in 2000.
