"expect could be" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a possibility or potential outcome. For example: - I didn't expect there could be so many people at the event. - She expected he could be late for the meeting. - We expect it could be challenging to finish this project on time. - The doctor expects the results of the test could be inconclusive. - They didn't expect it could be such a beautiful day for a hike.
For my party, I wanted an entree that guests wouldn't expect could be wheatless.
Our research broadly chimes with findings by mortgage broker Anderson Harris, which gave us some broad estimates of what they expect could be achieved.
So this year's election, if it's as close as we expect, could be a whole new test of whether exit polls affect turnout.
For decades, researchers have been looking for ways to gather these crystals from their deep-ocean deposits and reap what they expect could be a natural gas harvest.
Genentech and Novartis have already applied to the Food and Drug Administration for permission to market the drug, known as Xolair, or E25, which some analysts expect could be a blockbuster, with sales of close to $1 billion or more.
But reactions to the government's decision to introduce a minimum wage varied Tuesday, with one economist dismissing the move as an election gimmick designed to appeal to workers before voting that many expect could be held as early as next month.
On the flip-side a worse showing from the party's voters then expected could be just as crucial.
But whether it will prove to be the advantage the campaign expects could be a long shot.
The UK approach, if ultimately implemented as expected, could be a powerful example for US investors seeking to drive change in executive compensation practices.
Although hydrophobicity of the materials was lowered by blending PCL, no increase in biocompatibility or proliferation, as was expected, could be measured.
This Raman peak difference, higher than expected, could be explained with a large number of small-size grains or crystalline defects.
