The phrase "a tangible expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that represents an idea or feeling in a physical or concrete way.
Example: "The sculpture serves as a tangible expression of the artist's emotions and thoughts."
Alternatives: "a concrete representation" or "a physical manifestation".
It marks a change of mood and is a tangible expression of Berlin's frustration.
"It's kind of a tangible expression of the reality of 'I do not hold this against you,' " he said.
It was a tangible expression of a dream that has long eluded us — a world free of nuclear weapons.
In an odd way, this dirt seemed to be a tangible expression of the intensity that would soon be diluted with my first shower.
If any wine in his impressive German portfolio represents a tangible expression of his thinking, it's the '99 Immich-Batterieberg Riesling Dry, a crisp, lean, bone-dry wine that delivers a lightly peachy bouquet and jumps with appetite-sharpening peach-and-slate flavors.
India's nuclear project is seen as the country's most prestigious enterprise, a tangible expression of the nation's resilience and resourcefulness.
Copyright protects original works fixed in any tangible expression.
"Money is a very tangible expression of what you do and what you really care about," she said.
For example, in early discussions about the transformation of the Reichstag, the theme that emerged most clearly was that it should be publicly accessible and "transparent," both literally and symbolically -- the resulting cupola of metal and glass is a very tangible expression of democracy.
"My view is we are still waiting for a very significant and tangible expression to implement labour market reforms, product reforms, pension system reforms which – given large scale fiscal stimulus is not available – is necessary to stimulate growth".
As the School's overall vision was to attract and retain future rural doctors, and produce competent, patient-centred clinicians, this part of the medical course was seen as a highly visible and tangible expression of the vision within the overall curriculum model.
