"expectation to get" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate a belief or anticipation of receiving something. Example: My parents have a high expectation for me to get into a prestigious university.
Then coming to a home Olympic games and the expectation to get gold and he did.
At its core, writing is about cutting beneath every social expectation to get to the voice you have when no one is listening.
It would have been a reasonable expectation to get answers to my questions about Kindle from Amazon's earnings release and the conference call.
"I don't think anyone can knock what Kenny has done at Portsmouth, where you are dealing with that expectation to get to the next level," says former Pompey star Steve Claridge.
While technology is useful, it also creates an expectation to get more "bang for the buck". But the real challenge, it seems, can be to get the organization to focus — and to cut down on proliferation.
The three most chosen reasons were the following: the expectation to get help faster going directly to the ED (437 patients, 28.0 %), the expectation to need radiologic or laboratory investigations (372 patients, 23.8 %), and the presumption that the symptoms were too severe to visit a GP (355 patients, 22.7 %).
"I didn't go there with any expectations to get something in return," she said, "but to give him whatever he needed".
"They're very anxious not to torpedo the stabilization we've seen in the housing market, but they don't want inflation expectations to get out of hand," said John Canally, an economist at LPL Financial.
Overall, the IPO pipeline has become over congested and it needs sellers to adjust their pricing expectations to get it flowing again and to get long-term investors interested.
This time around, analysts have to lower their expectations to get closer to reality.
"They recruited big in the summer and have expectations to get promotion.
