"less expectations" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that something has fewer expectations than before. For example: "With the new teacher, there were less expectations for the students."
But I do not need less expectations in the quality of course work I need to complete".
Also patients with previous hospitalization in that same hospital had less expectations than the others regarding service quality (t (539) = 2.32, p = 0.02).
So, patients who have higher pain relief or ability to walk expectations may have perceived less pain, less stiffness, and better functional and mental outcomes than patients with less expectations.
There is even less expectation of privacy in a chat room.
He observes that his life has become increasingly like a dream from which he has less & less expectation of awakening.
Ms. Racette is probably better suited to roles in which there is less expectation for lustrous vocal beauty, roles like her impassioned Tosca last spring at the Met.
"When I was racing in the Olympic Games there was so much resting on the result – it was the gold medal or nothing, years of hard work, so much pressure and expectation – but there's less expectation in the car.
While it's possible that these platforms carry less expectation of privacy than email does, and thus employees might react differently to them, my findings illustrate that electronic transparency can backfire.
They have come to the UAE to play three Tests against Pakistan with marginally less expectation of victory, say a snowball's chance in hell, in the constantly oppressive heat of the desert emirates.
Partly because they work in theaters, where there is less expectation of rapid-fire punch lines than in comedy clubs, they are comfortable going long periods without a laugh.
Burnley's Joey Barton said there was less expectation at his club, who have a smaller budget than some rivals.
