'ideal expectation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a desirable outcome that someone is striving for or striving to achieve. For example, "He had an ideal expectation of success for the project."
We measure coating responses from 7 to 8 PE on average, compared to an ideal expectation of 10 PE on average.
Furthermore, a harmonized nomenclature and description for variations in cake appearance from the ideal expectation of uniform and elegant is provided, including representative images.
In this conceptualisation, customer satisfaction generally means a service firm's capability to deliver products and services within the customer's zone of tolerance (Zebal and Godwin 2011 ); that is, not below the customer's expectations and not above the customer's ideal expectation (Zeithaml 2000).
SERVQUAL assesses the exact insight of the patients from the services they receive and compares it with their ideal expectation.
Some women express hopes of what might happen, equating to 'an ideal expectation, a person's assessment of their most desirable outcome' [ 7].
We established several measures, based on the ideal expectation of four properties pertaining to the results of TFBS over-representation analyses.
It was a long way from the ideal expectations of the "mother country" he had grown up with.
The research design allowed for two operational definitions of expectations, namely forecast and ideal expectations, in order to investigate differences between respondents' pre- and post-experiences with a service.
The findings suggest that forecast expectations were different to ideal expectations in both qualitative and quantitative ways and that these differences had important implications for perceptions of service quality.
The participants in the present study observed that CrossFit culture may impose unachievable or unrealistic performance and body ideal expectations upon men, speculating that these expectations could represent a body image burden for men.
Level of satisfaction is linked to the gap between real and ideal expectations.
