"correct as expected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are confirming that something is proceeding in a way that is in line with your expectations. For example, "The results were correct as expected and the project was successfully completed."
This technique provides a first qualitative visual indication on whether the blend morphology is as correct as expected.
All the decoding results are correct, as expected.
Distributions of raw UPSIT scores can be seen (Fig. 1), and because UPSIT is a forced choice response of four options with 25% chance of getting an answer correct, as expected, there was a floor effect at a score of 10 (25% of 40) for all groups.
The Germans invade, as expected.
Overall, results are as expected.
Auto-correct works as expected, and if it misfires on a word it just doesn't know, switching it back is a matter of tapping the word once at any time.
As expected, correct repair of these necessarily long slip-outs was independent of mismatch repair proteins, yielding high levels of repair similar to what is seen for long slip-outs with unconstrained junction conformations.
This strategy might provide in turn a first empirical attempt to correct for false positives as expected when a hierarchical structure exists among populations under study i.e. when some populations share a recent ancestry or there are barriers to gene flow between some of them [ 24].
As expected, the correct signal rose sharply in proportion to template input with thermal cycling (Figure 3C, blue trace).
Difficulties in setting the correct prices have been encountered (as expected) and it is not clear what effect the tariff has had on hospital efficiency [ 28].
As expected, the corrected C/C values were quantitatively reliable; regression of 121 ITOCSY-derived concentrations versus known levels yielded a slope of 0.96 (ideal slope of 1) with R = 0.98.
