"expected relationship" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the anticipated or assumed connection or association between two things, people, or concepts. Example: The study examined the expected relationship between sleep patterns and academic performance in college students.
Conclusions: The current study quantifies an expected relationship between the diameter of the irrigation channel and achievable flow rates.
If these two opposing forces occur, what is the expected relationship between plant size and herbivore damage?
Next, we calculated the expected relationship between FD/FA and 〈τD(A)〉f for molecules with no conformational dynamics (Fig. 3a c red "static FRET" lines.).
Finally, we calculated the expected relationship between FD/FA and 〈τD(A)〉f for molecules undergoing transitions between states (Fig. 3a c green "dynamic FRET" lines).
The correlation between the turnover frequency towards ethene and Pd Ni phase composition resembles very much an expected relationship between surface and bulk composition of Pd Ni alloys.
Contra the expected relationship, demand for housing rose with prices for much of the decade, then fell with prices as the housing bubble crashed.
When setting up HBM-projects, this expected relationship between individual exposure episode and urinary biomarker concentration needs to be taken into account.
We find that the expected relationship between band filling and work function breaks down in the vicinity of optimal oxygen stoichiometry.
Contradictory hypotheses have been proposed, making prediction of the expected relationship difficult.
Section 3 describes the theoretical model, which underpins our expected relationship between wages and immigration.
In other words, such approach minimizes the deviation from the expected relationship arrival times-distance, or velocity-distance, equivalently.
