"elevated expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means having high or grand expectations for something or someone. You can use it in a variety of contexts, but here is an example sentence: "Due to the success of their previous project, the team was met with elevated expectations for their upcoming presentation."
Our expectations--we've given up having them". They've dealt with elevated expectations before and have encountered some backlash in the process.
Well, so much for elevated expectations.
A memoir by Harrison arrives with elevated expectations.
Elevated expectations before orthopaedic procedures appear to correlate with inferior preoperative subjective measures.
Obama is the victim of the elevated expectations he so skillfully created in 2008.
Viewed from that perspective, the elevated expectations patients bring to the consulting room may be for the best.
And if overall price pressure remains stubbornly elevated, inflation expectations may yet rise.
The upside risk was that above-target inflation persisted for a sustained period because of elevated inflation expectations.
AMD's recent habit of generating substantial top-line upside and massive share gains has resulted in what we think are rather elevated investor expectations," said Banc of America in a research report after the earnings announcement.
The hierarchical Bayesian account is straightforward: an overly precise expectation of 'no sensation' is not fundamentally different to an overly precise expectation of 'pain'; the pathologically elevated precision of the expectation of 'no sensation' can override any bottom-up (relatively imprecise nocioceptive) sensory data.
These feelings can also create elevated and often unrealistic expectations of redress on the part of underprivileged groups.
