The phrase "similarly anticipated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is expected or predicted in a similar manner to something else. Example: The team's performance in the playoffs was similarly anticipated to their successful regular season.
In the West, especially in Spain, other Christians similarly anticipate the apocalypse.
"Another south-east local authority is similarly anticipating the arrival of some 25 social workers from the US – all of course requiring work permits.
However, forestry enterprises are now shifting to plant more productive species that do not flower similarly, anticipating a threshold crossover to which the beekeepers may be unable to adapt.
Similarly, we anticipated a stronger effect in case of unexpected deaths than in case of other deaths [ 30].
Similarly, as anticipated, the parental impact scales (emotional and time) correlated more strongly with SF-36 psychosocial scales than with SF-36 physical scales.
Similarly, those anticipating a fiery holocaust during show's final sequence will be surprised by its blood-free staging, which is driven mostly by trick lighting.
Importantly, expansion and refinement of foundational models similar to the one developed in this system has yielded fruitful understanding of the EGF system [ 79]–[ 82]; similarly, we anticipate that expanding upon the model developed in this study will lead to further insights into the role of the IGF system in ovarian cancer.
Similarly, it is anticipated that girls will be more emotional and talkative, and so their verbal skills are emphasised by teachers and parents.
Similarly, it is anticipated that developing a detailed mechanistic and structural understanding of bHLH/PAS proteins will ultimately facilitate drug design.
Similarly it is anticipated that income/employment generation activities may also undergo changes as SHG respondents are exposed to the microfinance activities.
