The phrase "also expresses that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something conveys an additional meaning or idea.
Example: "The poem not only describes nature but also expresses that life is fleeting and should be cherished."
Alternatives: "also conveys that" or "also indicates that".
The second term in equation (6) also expresses that increased P causes decreased q, but this derivative is multiplied with the probability x of remaining sick or dying, and multiplied with the utility difference R-D between recovery and being sick or dying.
Chuck D also expresses that the state of hip hop is exploding internationally.
Davies also expresses that he didn't make the character bisexual "from any principle", but rather because "it would be interesting from a narrative point of view".
The National Urban League acknowledges that there is still much work to be done to achieve racial equality, but also expresses that it firmly understands that rolling back on even small gains is a step in the wrong direction.
The commonalities between refugee and ethnic Danish patients were stressed by this general practitioner, but the quote also expresses that the general practitioner does not have much hope for any improvement in the situation even if referring the patients for further treatment.
A senior Afghan official also expressed that belief and expected Mr. Rassoul's resignation within days.
Alber Elbaz also expressed that ideal in a dynamic Lanvin show.
Also, express that it would not be good for either of you if you took on the project.
But the song could also express that shape in structure – so if the story or feeling is circular, it might also be expressed in reprised melody or rhythm.
But she also expressed that Eich would be a part of that.
Participants also expressed that obtaining information and effective communication are key success factors for new ventures.
