The phrase "expectations on how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the expectations people have for a given action or situation. For example, "The company has high expectations on how employees should conduct themselves in the workplace."
There are also unrealistic expectations on how easy it would be to separate the investment arm, one senior banker said.
Pokémon Go had changed my expectations on how to access information.
The expectations on how quickly we can reach full funding have changed from last year, but I believe that it is possible within the next 10 years if we make the right decisions.
DES MOINES — The Democratic presidential candidates used the last day of 2007 to drive home their final messages to Iowa voters, while calibrating expectations on how they will perform in the caucuses three days later.
As outlined above, there are some very different expectations on how a digital experience should work and you want those conversion rates as high as possible from day one.
At this week's Health and Care Innovation Expo in Manchester, NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens said that in the next few days his organisation will be spelling out expectations on how the public will be involved in discussions.
There is so much expectation on how young women should dress, and there is too much sexualisation.
They pay into the system based on expectations of how drought will disrupt their harvests, and if rainfall dips below predetermined levels they're paid.
The reason is that individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions based on expectations of how other parties will behave in the future.
But generally, one's expectations rest on how data from the 1990 survey are interpreted.
Just suppose (if only for the sake of argument) that it is on track, and that perception is indeed a process in which incoming sensory data is constantly matched with "top down" predictions based on unconscious expectations of how that sensory data should be.
