"special expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to specific or unique expectations that may be different from the norm. Example: The new employee was informed about the company's special expectations for customer service, such as addressing customers by name and going above and beyond to ensure their satisfaction.
Merkel told MPs and peers: "I have been told many times during the last few days that there are very special expectations of my speech here today.
Opening her speech at the Palace of Westminster in English, Merkel said: "I have been told many times during the last few days that there are very special expectations of my speech here today.
Having walked into rehearsals for "Noises Off" with no special expectations -- "It was my next job," she explained -- Ms. Finneran has walked away with the best notices of her career.
Special expectations are made for educational system which is not only provider but also recipient of knowledge-consuming solutions strengthening the ability of innovation absorption by the society.
The German chancellor told British MPs that she had heard several times there were "very special expectations of my speech here today".
Media captionThe German chancellor tells British MPs there were "very special expectations of my speech here today" German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she can work with the UK to reform the European Union but it will not be "a piece of cake".
Dogs have no special expectation of longevity.
"There is a special expectation and opportunity that we have to talk about the ways race works in America," said Gov. Deval Patrick, a friend of Mr. Obama and the first black to lead Massachusetts.
Among these were The Thorn Birds (1983), for which she won an Emmy Award for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or special; Great Expectations (1989); Her Own Rules (1998); and Winter Solstice (2003).
Jones wastes little time in addressing — and joking about — his illness during the hour-long special: "The expectations are high and I feel pressure to die," he quips about fulfilling his ambition.
But for nonlinear expectation, even for its special case: g-expectation, by Briand et al. [17], we know that Jensen's inequality for g-expectations usually does not hold in general.
