The phrase "preconceived expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's assumptions or beliefs that they already had before experiencing something. Example: The new employee's preconceived expectations of the company were shattered when they realized how much responsibility they were given on their first day.
Instead, they suggest that our behavior largely conforms to our preconceived expectations.
"I love a good creative challenge, and so do Kristin and Lia, where we can't grow too comfortable on stage with preconceived expectations," said Mr. Rickson, who directed the Tony-nominated "Jerusalem" on Broadway last year.
And more often than not, the guide steers journalists toward local experts who can offer nuanced descriptions of people, places, and issues that, too often, are tumbled through editorial systems to match a reader or editor's preconceived expectations.
Like the YBAs they are leaving all tradition and preconceived expectations behind in a struggle to express what is relevant to them, with the only difference of having to do so within the framework and challenges presented by working in Iran.
Other potential barriers that needed to be addressed were the preconceived expectations of the learners and teachers involved.
A workplace induction changes preconceived expectations of what makes a modern, interactive and engaging workplace and brings a shift to social understanding.
Nevertheless, the matchup couldn't shed the preconceived expectation of boredom.
The William Chris Vineyards sparkling rosé is crafted from a highly unusual blend of grape varieties, made in a style that can be difficult to master, and deliciously confounds many preconceived wine expectations (Credit: Miguel Lecuona).
To accomplish this task, the interviewer set aside, as much as possible, any preconceived notions, expectations, or frameworks about the phenomenon and opened themselves fully to the process.
I left for Valencia with few preconceived ideas or expectations - mainly owing to my inability to plan or prepare for anything in advance, particularly where travel is concerned.
It's possibly the result of preconceived notions, unrealistic expectations, inflexible corporate workflows or a hairsplitting management style.
