The phrase "a severe expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or intense manifestation of a particular feeling, opinion, or condition.
Example: "The report was a severe expression of the community's frustration with the lack of resources."
Alternatives: "a strong indication of" or "a harsh reflection of".
Clinical heterogeneity makes genetic counseling a challenging task, especially in the case of paternal inheritance, because it can lead to either a mild expression of PPHP or a severe expression of POH [Lebrun et al., 2010].
The genotype of this patient (R334W, class IV mutation, and Q890X, class I mutation) is uncommon and, in this case, associated with a severe expression of the disease with pancreatic sufficiency, numerous episodes of acute pancreatitis, and severe pulmonary disease with frequent PE.
Soon he became aware of a severe expression on de Valois's face.
Males have been reported to have a more severe expression of CS, 13 potentially leading to a different response to glucocorticoid blockade; however, we did not detect such differences in the baseline severity of CS in our study population.
1 2 3 4 5 This risk is higher among women with preterm pre-eclampsia, a more severe expression of the condition.
This suggests that children on higher doses may have had a more severe expression of the disorder making cross-group comparisons complicated.
"I had noticed that Mr. Clemens always assumed a dignified pose at such times, with a serious, almost severe expression of face," she wrote.
Puri, who describes violence as "the most severe expression of discrimination" against women, urged governments to reaffirm commitments to existing international obligations at next year's CSW meeting.
Although Tourette's is the more severe expression of the spectrum of tic disorders, most cases are mild.
An important observation in doubly mutant mice versus MPSIIIB mice was the dissociation at 10 days, and more clearly at 3 months, between the reduced expression of inflammation markers and the severe expression of disease markers.
The data presented in this paper have confirmed earlier reports and show a clear statistically significant difference in life span between the two main types of CGD, although it is important to keep in mind that there have been individual AR-CGD patients with early and extremely severe expression of the disease.
