The phrase "divergence in expectations" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase in any situation where there is a difference or contrast between what is expected by different individuals or groups. For example: - The team's performance was hindered by a divergence in expectations between the coach and the players. - The company's financial report showed a clear divergence in expectations between investors and management. - The newlyweds' marriage ended due to a major divergence in expectations for their future together.
FT Alphaville links to a puzzling piece by Maasaki Kanno, who argues that the relative success of Abenomics in Japan, so far, reflects a divergence in expectations between the currency and bond markets: The key to understanding the success of Abenomics is the asymmetric response between the currency and the bond markets, which can be attributable to divergent inflation expectations.
Löfvander and Dyhr, as well as Brunvatne found obstacles in the doctor-patient relationship caused by communication problems and divergence in expectations about the organization of care, especially the role of the doctor as expert and the degree to which the patient is a partner in health care (4, 5).
"One of the most striking features of the financial landscape at present is the extent of the divergence in growth expectations between the U.S. and Continental Europe," based on business confidence readings and revised earnings estimates, he wrote to clients.
In a statement on Friday, NAB said: "The Australian economy remains comparatively strong but lower global growth expectations, divergence in business conditions across sectors and low levels of consumer and business confidence have reduced the outlook for economic growth in 2013.
For example, in the whitefish species pairs, 10 loci were identified whose genetic divergence in nature exceeds neutral expectations.
It is shown that the averaged energy increases linearly with respect to the evolution of time and the flow of stochastic Maxwell equations with additive noise preserves the divergence in the sense of expectation.
This model takes into account the branch length of phylogenetic trees, together with duplication and deletion rates, and so provides expectations for divergence in gene family size among lineages.
Moreover, this evolutionary divergence matches expectations: later spawning occurs in the populations where embryos develop in warmer water.
Consistent with this expectation, the divergence in spawning date among New Zealand Chinook salmon populations was not accompanied by the divergence in temperature-specific development rates (Kinnison et al. 1998; Unwin et al. 2000).
"There's a real divergence between Japanese expectations and Western expectations of what a transformation should accomplish," Stringer said.
The expectation of accentuated divergence in sexually-dimorphic traits in peripatric lineages compared to allopatric was not altogether supported, as all species differed in SUL, gular shape, and the arrangement of gular spines which we assume to be involved in some aspect of sexual selection.
