“logically expected” is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a logical consequence of facts or events. For example, “Given the evidence, it was logically expected that the defendant would be found guilty.”.
A feminine male who preferred to do women's work (gathering wild plants or farming domestic plants) was logically expected to marry a masculine male, who did men's work (hunting and warfare).
However, the copper-coated dense fabric shows the lowest radiated power as it was logically expected.
As it was logically expected, for both courses all students that completed the assignment had at least one access in the pre-assignment period.
Therefore, increasing the dose or/and concentration for these antibiotics can be logically expected to enhance the rate and extent of bacterial killing [12, 13].
Thus, the results for the electrocatalytic activity derived from the Tafel polarization and EIS data are well consistent and can be logically expected to considerably improve the photovoltaic performance for FDSSC [33]. Figure 6 Tafel curves of the symmetrical Pt/Ti, NiS/Ti, and NiS/Pt/Ti counter electrodes.
At short-to-intermediate periods, i.e. from 0.4 to 0.8 s, the [V S30, f 0] pair is found to provide the smallest values of ϕ, while for T > 0.8 s the "best" pair turns out to be [f 0, H 800] as logically expected since both parameters are more sensitive to the bedrock depth.
They're not the thing you'd necessarily logically expect.
The reporter as performer, which you might more logically expect from ITV, is more likely to be found on the other side.
And can we logically expect individual sports and whole countries to go as far as they should in chasing down their own?
Interception rates are very difficult to pin down because they are low-rate events to begin with, but we can logically expect those to increase.
As Larry Diamond, of the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, puts it in a recent essay in a collection* published by the World Bank, one would logically expect such a democracy to choose "leaders, parties and policies that favour poverty reduction".
