The phrase "prescribed expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific standards or norms are set for behavior or performance.
Example: "The teacher outlined the prescribed expectations for student participation in class discussions."
Alternatives: "set standards" or "defined criteria".
Wayne Self is a playwright and composer whose musicals explore the spiritual lives of people who live outside of society's prescribed gender expectations.
In our Italian-American family, the menu for Christmas dinner was prescribed; the expectation was that all the elements would be there--the lasagna, the meat balls, the sausages, but also, with a nod to "being American," a ham crowned with halos of pineapple studded with maraschino cherries.
Amount of user modification expected Completely prescribed Completely emergent Expectation that materials will be used without modification (implement "as is") Expectation that users will be inspired to develop their own principles and design their own materials (must change principles) F2.
The socially-prescribed expectations rang empty with me.
Coupled with the finding that clinician optimism is associated with adherence, perhaps provider attitudes towards treatment, manifest in communication, can influence patient's expectations of prescribed treatment.
Some of the reasons that antibiotics are so commonly prescribed include people's expectations for them, physicians' desire to help, and the difficulty in excluding complications that may be amenable to antibiotics.
Individual differences in etiological factors of anxiety and fear are moderated by socialization processes that prescribe gender-specific expectations for expression of anxiety and the acceptable means of coping with anxiety [52].
There is an increased likelihood that antibiotics will be prescribed when parents consult with expectations for an antibiotic prescription [ 30].
This study revealed that despite their extensive use, very few physicians prescribed the eye drops with expectations that any objective signs of clinical effectiveness would result.
Specifically, the strongly negative emotions study participant identified with PCOS management by physicians demonstrated a profound gap between patient expectations and actual (prescribed) therapy.
They experienced particular tensions between recommendations to stay active versus the expectation of being prescribed rest.
