"justify expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide a reason or explanation for why certain expectations are valid or reasonable. Example: Before hiring a new employee, it is important for the company to justify expectations for their role and responsibilities in order to avoid any misunderstandings in the future.
"Dmitry Medvedev did not justify expectations," liberal journalist Mikhail Fishman wrote in a scathing commentary in Vedomosti newspaper.
In its statement, the Fed offered pretty strong language to justify expectations of another rate cut at its scheduled meeting next week, and Deustche Bank economists are among those predicting a 50 basis point cut January 30.
The observed variability in binding modes justifies expectations for structural design of improved antibiotic properties.
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.
Expectations matter, he noted, but they are nothing without actions that justify those expectations.
Also disturbing is the frequent sloppiness of the writing, particularly jarring from someone whose previous biographies -- of Maxwell Perkins, Samuel Goldwyn and Charles Lindbergh -- justify large expectations.
And oh yes, if Amazon ever does start to justify investor expectations, the Justice Department will step in to make sure that it doesn't.
Coburn calls companies run by technologists "supplier oriented". The crisis technologists are solving is their own: they want to justify the expectations of investors and their own hopes for influence.
From the obvious care expended on them we were prepared to welcome them as a contribution of the first importance to Mexican archæology, but on perusal they do not quite justify our expectations.
As it became difficult to find more acquisitions whose R&D he could cut and whose profit he could grow enough to justify the expectations implicit in a high P/E ratio, the firm began to take actions that raised questions.
