'expect to be provided' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone anticipates obtaining something from another source. For example: I expect to be provided with the necessary supplies for the project by the end of the week.
"Juries have come to expect to be provided with DNA evidence," he said.
"You begin to provide the type of services you would normally expect to be provided at home," Mr. Vallas said.
"She Had to Say Yes" doesn't reflect much in the way of cinematic artistry, but its script and performances have a documentary-like force in their depiction of the life of a "customer's girl" — a female employee coaxed or coerced by her bosses (men, of course) to entertain out-of-town buyers (men, of course) who expect to be provided women in exchange for their lucrative orders.
As explained in a recent filing, these "management services are expect to be provided by Ms. Harris".
Moreover, customers expect to be provided with enhanced quality of services since they spend more communication expenses to telecommunications companies for wireless data communications than they do for voice-only services.
30 Although Dutch consumers expect to be provided with reliable information from pharmacies, it is possible that there are differences between pharmacies with regard to the quality of their advice.
Additional programming is expected to be provided by the TriBeCa Film Center and by the Orpheus Chamber Ensemble, though the specifics of those arrangements have yet to be worked out.
Services like occupational therapy and physical therapy that might once have been financed by insurance companies are now expected to be provided in schools.
"The basic principle is that we would like to provide here in Sierra Leone what we are expecting to be provided to us in Europe if we get sick," said Miccio.
