The phrase "expectation of improving" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this expression when you are expecting something to get better, or when you anticipate an increase in performance. For example, "With the new marketing strategy, we have an expectation of improving our sales figures."
A government slashing at the state with no expectation of improving it?
In addition, more educated household heads support their migrants by motivating them to stay longer in the cities with the expectation of improving knowledge and achieving a better quality of life.
Conversely, cepstral domain DAE-based dereverberation tries to suppress the reverberation by mapping the cepstrum of reverberant speech to that of clean speech with the expectation of improving the performance of distant-talking speaker recognition.
Elementary school students should not be given homework with the expectation of improving test scores.
Burkhalter says that this feeling pops up in the "adventure playground movement," particularly in the United Kingdom, with its various forms and the hope and expectation of improving society after a devastating war.
As to the phenomenon of rising deaths among the middle class, the late historian Tony Judt describes the causal links: "There has been a collapse in intergenerational mobility: in contrast to their parents and grandparents, children born...in the US have very little expectation of improving [their] condition..
Yellen said the Fed will "likely reduce the pace of asset purchases in further measured steps at future meetings" if economic data broadly supports policymakers' expectation of improved labor markets and a rise in inflation.
However, in implementation, observers systematically failed to identify the lowest performing teachers, leaving these teachers without access to meaningful professional development and leaving their students and parents without a reasonable expectation of improved instruction in the future".
Many of the Asians arrived here with expectations of improving their economic lot, but not to settle permanently in Britain, however long some have remained.
The stock trades for roughly 2.2 times its trailing 12-month price-to-sales ratio; its historic norm is 4 to 6 times sales, he said, adding, "Semiconductor equipment makers tend to rebound a bit earlier than other areas of technology, mostly on expectations of improving fundamentals down the road".
Concentration forcing research is largely inspired by expectations of improving reactor productivity beyond that attainable under any (including optimal) steady state.
