The phrase "expectations held" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the beliefs or hopes that someone has about a particular situation or outcome. Example: "The company's performance did not meet the expectations held by its investors, leading to a significant drop in stock prices."
His honesty far exceeds the expectations held for my community.
But this is more a composite caricature than a real person, a patient who obediently lives up to the very low expectations held by her caregivers.
It uses an example of a simple human error that should not have happened indeed, that should not have been possible to introduce the idea of making the expectations held by stakeholders explicit.
This loosening of the gatekeeping role traditionally held by media companies of all colors and stripes marks a profound shift in the relationship and expectations held by consumers about media consumption.
It's a wine trapped too often by clichés, confined by expectations, held back by a checkered past that leaves many hesitant to embrace all that the best bottles have to offer.
The chapter illustrates how insight can be gained into the many ways people can be put into situations where "design-induced human errors" are more or less inevitable by examining the expectations held by stakeholders throughout the value chain that should have prevented the error from happening.
2. Do those normal expectations hold for Trump?
We're going into this season with a feelgood factor and no real expectations holding us back.
It is well known that Jensen's inequality for classic mathematical expectations holds in general, which is a very important property and has many important applications.
Slack has lots of cash, is growing very quickly and is climbing toward the $500 million mark this year, if its old growth expectations hold up.
Higher employee expectations: Holding on to great talent and keeping employees engaged while increasing productivity is a huge challenge for organizations today.
