The phrase "attributes expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the characteristics or qualities that are anticipated in a particular situation or object.
Example: "In this project, the attributes expected from the software include reliability, speed, and user-friendliness."
Alternatives: "anticipated characteristics" or "expected qualities".
For example, some of the forest attributes expected to be important for ecosystem services, such as deadwood volume, horizontal heterogeneity and beech regeneration were only found to have a small effect.
Brachypodium distachyon has numerous attributes expected to find in a genetic model and interest in using it as a model system for wheat and other temperate grasses is growing rapidly [ 2- 8].
Attributes expected to contribute to homophily and clustering in the TCRN are specialty (meaning here the particular subarea of oncology research such as molecular biology, palliative care or radiotherapy), geographic location, seniority, profession and member's key tasks (such as direct patient care, supervision of students or laboratory work).
For instance, basic demographic factors form a common heuristic solution to attributing expected expenditure.
Attributes are expected to offer semantic information complementary to low-level features.
Beaudin: We are entering an era when you need to incorporate not only an audience profile based on demographic attributes or expected behaviors.
Respondents evaluated their preference towards plain chocolate, the perception of an ideal level of sensory attributes, the expected and the actual liking of the chocolate.
In some regions, silvicultural techniques such as thinning have been used to accelerate the development of complex vertical structure and composition (e.g., shrubs, understory, midstory, large trees) in these plantations; these attributes are expected to constitute suitable habitat for species associated with particular forest structures.
Moreover, such attributes are expected to differ across cell types.
These attributes are expected to provide improved glycemic control and to lower the risk of hypoglycemia, relative to currently available basal insulin analogs.
As stated by Giles-Corti et al. [ 55] environmental attributes are expected to have effects that vary by physical activity domain.
