"expected flow" is a correct phrase in written English.
It refers to the anticipated or predicted movement or progression of something. Example: The expected flow of traffic during rush hour is heavy and slow-moving.
With relatively minor adjustments, there will be enough space on existing transborder pipelines to handle expected flow until 2018 or later, analysts said.
But flight controllers also detected a lower than expected flow of freon in one of the systems that cool the shuttle through tubing in the open payload bay doors.
"It's just awful, awful late in the game," said Paul Fredericksen, general manager of KCCI, the CBS station in Des Moines, who said his station has been feeling a financial pinch without the expected flow of political dollars coming in.
As expected, flow cytometry analysis revealed that ursolic acid induced apoptosis in a dose-dependent manner (Fig. 1C).
This decreasing permeability due to formation damage retards the expected flow of fluids and, hence, the production.
In several tests designed with an expected flow direction of 0°, averaging the calculated directions from each side of the injection port resulted in improved matches to the expected flow direction.
Following these cuts, more revenue than the authorities had expected flowed in.
The agency said tide levels were falling but it expected flows to remain high for the next three days.
When less aid than expected flowed into the Palestinian Authority in the first half of this year, there was an immediate impact.
He began the sonata impulsively, almost violently, and the runs that followed had cool, etched clarity rather than the expected flowing smoothness.
A "flow distribution index" – ratio of actual flow-rate in a channel to the ideal expected flow-rate if the flow was uniform – is defined to numerically characterize the flow mal-distribution across the various channels in the monolith.
