This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to something that is expected to happen or that has been planned for. For example: "The launch of the new product line is anticipated in July."
Completion is anticipated in the fall of 2003.
Yet even this is anticipated in the lyrics.
More of the same is anticipated in 2016.
Resistance is anticipated in some areas, such as the part of Southern California marked as an "insurgent pocket".
This behaviour is anticipated in many theories of particle physics, where it relies upon the existence of something called the "inflaton field".
Both bills are expected to find strong support in the Assembly, but a more daunting challenge is anticipated in the divided Senate, where versions of the bills may be introduced as soon as next week.
If there is significant warming as is anticipated in the Anthropocene, warm-blooded creatures may benefit from becoming smaller, thereby increasing their surface to volume ratio, helping them to dump heat more effectively and keep their body temperature under control.
He's not exactly a Rorschach blot – though a critic has astutely pointed out that the idea of one is anticipated in the cloud that Hamlet forces Polonius to agree looks like a camel, a weasel and a whale.
Further growth is anticipated in the fourth quarter, which has historically been the strongest of the year for photovoltaic installations, according to the industry association and GTM Research, a clean-energy consulting firm that took part in the call.
The famous scene when all 10 dancers watch what may be a storm passing is anticipated in a pas de deux in which the couple apparently traces a rainbow.
Caroline de La Soujeole, an analyst at Seymour Pierce, said: "The outlook statement is cautious: strong growth is anticipated in the first half of 2012 but management are more cautious about the second half when they say any downturn in economic activity is more likely to be felt and comparatives will be tougher".
