"justified expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to expectations that are considered to be reasonable and fair. For example, "The employees have justified expectations of receiving a raise after working diligently for the past year."
He also demanded that the Tarrytown school district satisfy "the reasonable and wholly justified expectations of the many innocent purchasers" of the homes by ceding the boundary, since their "children have every right to legally attend a school in the Pocantico Hills Central School District".
Their poll ratings were flatlining; they had wholly justified expectations that their councillors would again be culled at the local elections; and they had little collective sense of how they were going to haul themselves out of the deep hole in which they were trapped.
They arise from either unilateral promises or bilateral agreements, and they create perfect rights (i.e., justified expectations of exact performance) in others.
Democracies elect leaders who pass laws that establish minimum standards for social and economic relationships compatible with our justified expectations and our considered judgments about what it means to treat others with dignity and respect.
Within the HR departments, experiences with changing HR systems justified expectations that queried the adoption of 'strategic' HR change agency.
With insufficient data, the prior expectations would not be overridden and the level of the final estimates would be closer to their biologically justified expectations compared to the current non-post-processed estimates or those obtained under the PC approaches.
A justified expectation of 50 60% capacity gains is proved along with a generalized insight on its variations that can be extrapolated for different network parameters and configurations.
Yet, it should be noted that the policy of that treaty, which was undertaken in the justified expectation of raising Roman military strength and recultivating tracts of wasteland, by no means became customary.
The City argues there was no justified expectation of privacy because all three of the other parties knew that they were exchanging messages with a Department-issued pager, and there is no indication that any of them were aware of Lieutenant Duke's arrangement with Quon.
The United States, concerned about disorder within the Soviet Union, instead of worrying about new tactical nuclear weapons or even pausing to design a new arms-control framework to deal with the problem, soon took unilateral measures to withdraw some nuclear weapons from land and sea deployments all in the justified expectation that Russia would reciprocate.
Currently, Interbull post-processes genetic correlations to correspond to the level of some justified expectation.
