The phrase "expected meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated interpretation or significance of a word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "In this context, the expected meaning of the term 'sustainability' refers to the ability to maintain ecological balance."
Alternatives: "anticipated interpretation" or "predicted significance."
But the date was later than expected, meaning that workers and the hard-pressed city in the industrial Ruhr Valley would have more time to adjust.
But its figures for inventories and exports were notably better than expected, meaning that downward revisions would not be especially surprising.
China, the driver of recent global economic growth, is slowing faster than expected, meaning oil imports are likely to be lower than anticipated.
They found, on the basis of a few dozen of these stars, that the more distant ones were dimmer than expected, meaning that they had been carried farther away by the cosmic expansion than expected, meaning that the universe was speeding up.
Efforts to fix manufacturing problems at three Johnson & Johnson plants are taking longer than expected, meaning that some popular over-the-counter consumer brands may not return to store shelves until next year, company executives said Tuesday.
Hansen and 16 colleagues found that Earth's huge ice sheets, such as those found in Greenland, are melting faster than expected, meaning that even the 2C warming limit is "highly dangerous".
The improvement also increases the possibility that unemployment could fall faster than the Bank of England expects, meaning an earlier hike in interest rates than 2016, as currently envisaged under the Bank's 'forward guidance'".
Then the company completely whiffed on its revenue and earnings estimates that industry watchers were expecting, meaning it wasn't growing as fast as what Wall Street sought.
This would end the dubiousness of conjecture and solidify what one can expect, meaning no surprises for the users or the ISPs.
At least 2,000 billable hours a year is expected here, meaning a bare minimum of more than 40 hours a week chargeable to clients, and 60-hour workweeks are routine.
In a sign of the pessimism among Congressional Democrats, the majority leader, Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, told lawmakers on Wednesday evening that no House votes were expected Thursday, meaning the Senate was not expected to send over any legislation for approval.
