"expectations are placed on" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to convey that someone has high hopes or demands for someone or something. Example: In the corporate world, high expectations are placed on new hires to quickly adapt and perform well in their roles.
Levine described the culture of a school and a community in which great expectations are placed on people at a young age: "I felt it.
High expectations are placed on the increased use of ICT in health care [ 1].
Finally, great expectations are placed on the contribution of next-generation sequencing techniques to forensic and DNA microchimerism analyses [Irwin et al., 2011; Snyder et al., 2011].
Expectations are placed on intensive medicine to cure and prevent death [ 5, 13, 67- 69] and many physicians needed to negotiate a clinical or medical reality that conflicted with beliefs and attitudes held by families of dying patients.
It's about the stunning expectations being placed on young workers to be available 24/7".
Many said that although they loved teaching, there was too much paperwork and unrealistic expectations were placed on them.
Immense expectations were placed on the "Big Three," and it's remarkable that all of them went on to strong professional careers — each set at least one major American record.
Immense expectations were placed on the "Big Three," and it's remarkable that all of them went on to strong professional careers each set at least one major American record.
However, notwithstanding great expectations being placed on United Nations action to combat the use of child soldiers, reports show that the technique of naming and shaming has not been successful.
Specifically, high expectations were placed on TLR3 agonists for their ability to boost host immune systems to fight diseases.
Because of that, Goodman and co-workers proposed to introduce a system that sensitizes teachers to the age position of individual children, thereby reducing the likelihood of unrealistic expectations being placed on younger children[ 2].
