The phrase "expected present" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a conventional phrase or idiom. If you are trying to refer to a gift or something of similar nature that is expected to be given as a present, you could say "expected gift" or "anticipated present". For example: The bride's family was delighted to receive the expected gift from the groom's family.
Expected present values are also computed.
The expected present values of dividends paid before ruin are studied.
Then, the expected present values of pre- and post-social security labor income are computed.
Workers maximize their expected present value of utility by deciding which jobs to accept, and employers maximize their profits.
Define the expected present value of discounted dividends paid before ruin by bar{V} u b)=Ebigl[bar{D}|bar{U}^{b}_{0}=ubigr].
Using household surveys we simulate lifetime declared labor income and flows of contributions and benefits, and compute the expected present values of income and net flows.
Military planners are expected presented their proposals to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld next week, General Leacock said.
Today, after he was inaugurated, Mr. Uribe, as expected, presented a referendum proposal to Congress that would reduce the legislative body to 150 lawmakers from 268.
Hence, a job yields a net return (x_th_t-(1+tau ^{sc} w_t^{p}) plus an expected present-discounted net value (J_{t+1}(h_{t+1} -F tilde{h}_{t+1} kappa ^F) in the following period.
Qualitatively, many more children than expected presented with fever and/or skin complaints, such as rash or blisters, which are common symptoms of EV-71.
The total capitalized cost per new drug approved is then derived by first dividing the expected present-value cost by the probability that a compound entering Phase I will eventually be approved for marketing (equivalent to multiplying by the number of times a new compound must enter Phase I for every new drug approved, on average) and then capitalizing costs to the date that a drug is approved.
