"we expect to finalize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that is in progress, but still needs to be completed. For example, "We expect to finalize the purchase of the company in the next few weeks."
"There was interaction back and forth over the years between the state and ILR, but the bottom line is that we now have a plan that we expect to finalize in a few weeks".
We expect to finalize our proposals for establishing Opel/Vauxhall's future next week, and will be engaging all stakeholders to see how we can best work together in achieving our mutual goals".
His lawyer, Barry B. LePatner, said before New Year's that "we expect to finalize an agreement with the city shortly," but a key to that accord is a settlement with the powerful Hotel Trades Council, the union that represents some 400 Tavern employees.
In a statement published by The Los Angeles Times and Politico on Thursday afternoon, Facebook said, "We are taking the time to ensure that user comments are reviewed and taken into consideration to determine whether further updates are necessary and we expect to finalize the process in the coming week".
"We are taking the time to ensure that people's comments are reviewed and taken into consideration to determine whether further updates are necessary and we expect to finalize the process in the coming week," a Facebook spokesperson told The Huffington Post by email.
Al Homssi has another court date, next week, when his attorneys expect to finalize a settlement that will permit him to stay in the U.S. so that he can complete his residency.
The project team says they expect to finalize building permits by the end of the year and break ground within four months. .
"As a result, multiple large deals that we had expected to finalize very late in the first quarter were not closed".
The F.T.C. has called for comments on its proposals and is expected to finalize them next year.
Knight expects to finalize the agreement on Monday morning and detail the financing terms in a regulatory filing.
FAA deputy administrator Michael Whitaker said in June that the agency expected to finalize regulations within the next 12 months, faster than previously planned.
