The phrase 'one can expect from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about what someone or something can provide. For example, "One can expect from this restaurant great food and friendly service."
He truly represented the highest ideals one can expect from a business associate.
The repartee is as about as gratifying as one can expect from a typical instant-messaging chat.
Barely an hour after Special Commandant Ian Miller has run me through precisely what one can expect from some sectors of the great British public when you are dressed up as, to all intents and purposes, the enemy, and I am seeing it for myself, up close and in the rather frazzled flesh.
As one can expect from the modal theory, the correlation is an increasing function of distance.
The Table 3 summary of Monte Carlo noise simulations illustrates the parameter accuracy one can expect from GDC modelling.
These charts are seen to provide a preliminary engineering guideline to the maximum performance that one can expect from a sc-CO2 cycle coupled to a specific application.
No one can expect anything from me just yet… there is nothing to remember, so there are no burdens to carry.
Perhaps most importantly, we analyzed the effects of tolerability on the number of measurements one can expect to obtain from studies of participants in which ambulatory BP monitoring is used.
This may imply that one can expect more advantages from CAS in rTKA than from primary TKA.
One can expect similar obfuscation from Obama in the future concerning bad advice from Summers, but he can't claim he wasn't forewarned about that advice.
No one can expect detached appraisals from Republican senators.
