"strict expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where there are very high expectations that need to be met. For example, "The teacher had strict expectations of his students, and they had to work very hard to achieve good grades."
This solution may not always be what the parent initially expected, and that's ok! Holding on to strict expectations for any child -- deaf or hearing is unfair.
It is the responsibility of all members of our academic community to abide by Duke's strict expectations regarding proper citation of sources.
As we continue to put gender to task, many people have realized that these strict expectations really don't serve us.
"I don't hold anybody to some strict expectation because I don't know what that person's circumstance is.
Using Edward T. Hall's (1976) definition of high/low-context cultures, Fairman recognized how such a strict expectation to adhere to explicit norms can be frustrating, especially when high-context cultures (indirect) are tasked with exhibiting such low-context culture (direct) behavior.
We applied a strict expectation threshold of e = 0.01.
Tracey mentioned privately to me twice that if this was her own class, she would have stricter expectations of classroom order and how students followed the classroom rules.
We know that middle school can be more difficult than elementary school for transgender children because of the increasingly strict gender expectations.
A short 7 item version of WEMWBS was found to satisfy the strict unidimensionality expectations of the Rasch model, and be largely free of bias.
This finding should not be read to suggest that delaying sexual debut would be effective at reducing the burden of cervical cancer in this population, or even possible in a society with strict gender expectations.
On the contrary, a first activity of designing a safety contract, continued with an SDS activity, and reinforced by a strict wardrobe expectation refutes the misconception that instructors will hand answers to learners.
