The phrase "tentatively expected" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase usually refers to a prediction or a forecast that is not certain and could change in the future. For example, "The new iPhone is tentatively expected to be released in late 2021."
They are tentatively expected to start work today.
A court clerk said the case was tentatively expected to be heard on April 22, 23 and 25.
A House vote on the spending bill had been tentatively expected Thursday, but by Wednesday night that looked as though it could slip into Friday morning.
The crash White House review -- which involves the State Department, the National Security Council, the CIA and the Pentagon -- is tentatively expected to lead to a speech to the nation the week of Dec. 18, officials say.
However, viewing of World Cup games is thought to be up on 2010, and viewing across the entire tournament is tentatively expected to be up by 5%-75%-7%e thethighigh quality and big audiences attracted to non-England matches.
She is tentatively expected to leave a team behind in Israel, head on to Malaysia for a conference of Southeast Asian nations, and possibly return to the Middle East for further negotiations if her team can put the right "building blocks" in place, a U.S. official said.
Firefighters tentatively expect to have the fire fully contained by next Friday.
In my lifetime, I have seen Africa evolve from a continent in which coup d'etats were perpetually the expectations of the people if things did not go well, to a continent where most of the people now tentatively expect something much better: democratic elections.
Five of these participants used the word 'concerned' about their impending results and were tentatively expecting negative results ('think' they will be bad); others were more definite in their expectations of negative results.
The opposing effects of THC and CBD on BOLD signal and SCRs during this emotional processing task suggest whilst THC may impair emotional recognition, CBD may tentatively be expected to improve it, relative to placebo.
The series, tentatively titled Music Moguls, is expected to focus on both the professional and personal lives of its stars.
