'expected functionalities' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the functions that someone anticipates something will have. For example, "The software was tested to make sure it had all the expected functionalities before release."
Our experimental results show that it can offer expected functionality, and bring moderate performance overhead.
In certain application domains, their design has to fit a difficult equation involving not only the expected functionality, but also broader dependable characteristics.
A survey was conducted among an identified user group; herecollege students, to evaluate the aesthetic appeal of certain selected public buildings; here library buildings, to rate how the building satisfies certain chosen qualities and the expected functionality.
The data obtained indicates that there exist certain built form features preferred by the present community and that building aesthetic appeal and expected functionality shows a high positive correlation.
Remote and local SCPD students unable or unwilling to attend personally should instead submit a checkpoint2.tar.gz tarball containing a 1 page progress report in PDF format, project source code, and a README text file indicating how to run the project demo code and what its expected functionality is.
As with other smartwatches the Toq will have all the expected functionality – offering notifications for incoming texts and emails and the "ability to manage smartphone calls", as well as trying to muscle in to the fitness sector, promising future "compelling ways for consumer to manage their health".
Multiple services work in tandem to deliver the expected functionality from the application.
Cosmetics aside, all the expected functionality is all accounted for here: potential customers can sort through the myriad apps at their disposal by category or genre, and each app's entry provides screenshots and user reviews for the discerning customer.
The Emporio Armani Connected has all the expected functionality — heart tracking, fitness apps, GPS, "swimproof" seals — in a modern stainless steel case.
