"formulate expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about creating a set of plans or goals, or when you are talking about clarifying what is expected of someone. For example, "The manager took the time to carefully formulate expectations for each employee."
We did not formulate any expectations related to individuals' roles in their clinical settings.
We used concentration addition (CA) and independent action (IA) to formulate additivity expectations, and Schild plot analyses to investigate competitive AR antagonism.
In terms of the personal value or meaning of being a citizen, it does, however, seem possible to formulate an expectation which runs counter to H1a.
In its resolution, the Parliament formulated strong expectations for the merger: these included more effective hospital services in the Oslo metropolitan area, freeing personnel to work in other parts of the country, and making treatment of patients more coherent.
The development of new products requires involvement of care providers who formulate needs and expectations as basis to initiate well targeted product development.
A common side effect of cross-linked global economies is that well-positioned middle class companies are acquired by institutional investors, which formulate unreasonable return expectations in many cases.
To this end, future research should investigate whether health professionals have the ability to predict patients' future health-related quality of life in a variety of contexts, given that patients are likely to formulate their own expectations after taking into account the opinion of their treating health professionals.
Expectations can be intrinsic to the standardisation processes highlighted in the idiom of co-production, for example, formulating an expectation about the usefulness of a tool or a procedure, can amount to an implicit guide to others to adopt it - an example of portability in action.
Also in two next parts we have formulated this expectation for other situations mentioned before.
