The phrase "increase expectation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of raising or enhancing someone's anticipation or belief regarding a particular outcome.
Example: "The new marketing strategy aims to increase expectation among consumers about the upcoming product launch."
Alternatives: "raise anticipation" or "heighten expectations."
For example, a pure depression-like state associated with loss/lack of reward might be predicted to induce reduced expectation of reward under ambiguity but have no effect on anticipation of punishment, whilst a pure anxiety-like state associated with increased threat of punishment might increase expectation of punishment under ambiguity without an effect on anticipation of reward (see [7,73]).
We conducted a three-arm randomized clinical trial to investigate the effectiveness of acupressure bands in controlling radiation therapy-induced nausea and to test whether an informational manipulation designed to increase expectation of efficacy would enhance the effectiveness of the acupressure bands.
First, the design of the 40 hour board review lectures has never been validated nor has the 10% increase expectation been validated.
His handlers said they did not want to overdo the hype and increase expectations in New York.
The figures may increase expectations that the Bank of Canada will leave interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting next week.
Today's reports could increase expectations for a weak reading on December employment, which will be released on Friday morning.
By buying Treasury securities, the Fed aims to lower long-term interest rates and increase expectations of future inflation.
They should raise them and try to increase expectations of inflation.Why isn't this option on the table?
As shipping speeds increase, expectations increase, as well.
This same process can also increase expectations of reciprocity.
The news will increase expectations that the Bank of England will raise interest rates on 2 November.
