"further expect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is expected to happen in addition to what has already been mentioned. Here is an example: "We have already secured a budget for the project, but we further expect to receive additional funding from our sponsors."
That alienation has been growing for years, but as cuts are forced through and living standards squeezed further, expect more one-offs whenever the opportunity arises.
We further expect folks to be drawn to growth opportunities like the venture-backed companies.
We further expect that the method proposed here will provide better results when a better signal-based speech quality model becomes available.
In fact, I further expect that these ideas could increase the numbers of all students pursuing MSE degrees, a real necessity in today's culture.
We further expect that the Coulomb interactions, multi-atomic compounds, anharmonicity, and non-phonon mechanisms may affect the value of isotope effect exponent and will be investigated in near future.
In a society with a strong tradition of preference for sons13, one may further expect that the return-decision outcome is also linked to the gender of the child, although the total child effect may remain ambiguous.
Importantly, the services sector is further expected to emerge in the near future.
The utilization of hydrothermal resources is undergoing a rapid development, and strong growth can be further expected.
On April 20, the company narrowed its fiscal third-quarter loss to $4.09 million, and shares dropped on further expected losses.
We further expected that overweight adolescents would experience more parental teasing and encouragement to control weight and shape.
Incidence is further expected to increase to 1 in 85 people by 2050 because of an aging population [ 2].
