"revisit expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation in which reviewing, updating, or re-assessing expectations is necessary. For example: "We need to revisit expectations for the project timeline given the current circumstances."
Revisit the expectations and responsibilities on a periodic basis; b.
Sherman et al. [ 15] reported that patients' predictions about the outcomes of acupuncture treatment became stronger predictors of treatment outcome over time, suggesting that participants revisit their expectations based on actual experience.
Periodically revisit these expectations in team meetings or at evaluation times.
The messages patients receive from Internet websites may require that gastroenterologists and other HCPs revisit their patients' expectations about probiotics and provide a more scientifically grounded and balanced overview of their therapeutic value.
(A Fine Theorem) Japanese inflation expectations, revisited (Liberty Street).
The Supreme Court will have to revisit the definition of "reasonable expectation of privacy" when a father's kid tweets that daddy is reading Playboy in the bathroom.
In this work, we challenge this expectation by revisiting the durability choice problem for spacecraft in the face of reduced launch price and under various cost of durability models.
So I Am Chris Farley is best watched with the expectation of revisiting his best bits, and hearing his family members, close friends, and famous collaborators remember him fondly, in a van down by the river.
In "A Fortress City That Didn't Come to Be: Fears of 9/12 Revisited" (front page, Sept. 11), you suggest that despite expectations of intense security, New York City is as it was before the attacks.
It is like the patient was calling the system to wake up and revisit its current attitude, and the need to realize a change in patient expectations from care.
