The phrase "accompanied the expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is paired or presented alongside a particular expression or statement.
Example: "The artist's painting was accompanied the expression of deep sorrow, reflecting the emotions of the subject."
Alternatives: "paired with the expression" or "alongside the expression".
It is especially cherished by authors eager to eschew the forbidding tone of formality that often accompanies the expression of serious thought.
That show, created to open the spanking-new Ford Center by the Mike Todd-style producer Garth Drabinsky, was a paean to the latest in theater technology, a sort of World's Fair for the stage, that featured planes, trains, a full-size Model T and fireworks (to accompany the expression of love).
Participants were instructed to classify the gesture accompanying the expression as congruent or incongruent by pressing two different keys while electrophysiological activity was being recorded.
Our method uses a co-training algorithm to combine a model of expression similarity with a model of the text which accompanies the expression experiments.
In contrast, in the IDC-with-relapse group there was sub-population of patients in which the expression of CCL2 & CCL5 did not accompany the expression of TNFα & IL-1β.
Furthermore, it was particularly interesting that in contrast to the response of outer meniscus cell aggregates, increased SOX9 expression did not accompany the upregulated expression of type II collagen in aggregate culture of inner meniscus cells in 5% oxygen tension.
Increased levels of gene-activating markers (H3K4me1/3) and decreased levels of repressive markers (H3K27me3) at the promoters of those gene accompanied the changes in expression.
Changes in the expression of procollagen is known to accompany the altered expression of TGF-β and FN1 following amosite asbestos exposure [ 13].
However, IL-10 expression was also significantly elevated in old muscle, accompanying the increased expression of the M2a macrophage phenotypic marker, CD163.
The increased expression of miR-155 in response to LPS stimulation or pathogen infection in macrophages accompanies the decreased expression of SHIP1 [ 32, 43– 46, 111, 112].
