The phrase "an effective expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the clarity or impact of a particular phrase, idea, or sentiment in communication.
Example: "The poem serves as an effective expression of the author's deep emotions and struggles."
Alternatives: "a powerful representation of" or "a compelling demonstration of".
And, an interface for users to select a target facial expression and a whole development of an effective expression training system is proposed, as a first step toward an effective facial expression training system.
In an attempt to achieve a successful gene therapy, an effective recombinant viral vector and a feasible gene delivery system in association with a locally effective expression of transgene without systemic spreading are all necessary.
Even with its limitations, our vote at the ballot box remains a much more effective expression of our political will than our "vote" at the checkout counter.
Their lighting effects more or less invented a film language that allowed for the effective expression of the anxieties attached to the horror genre.
The gene transfer approach to delivery of biomolecules for tissue engineering applications remains a highly promising strategy for sustained and effective expression of selected biomolecule.
For effective expression of CsF3′5′H in yeast, a codon optimized yeast CsF3′5′H sequence (yCsF3′5′H) was designed, but only minor activity was detected.
A critical aspect of an immunological intervention using IDO is the requirement to achieve effective expression of this gene.
To explore the biocatalytic potential of these fungal BVMOs, we have cloned three of these genes and succeeded in the effective expression of one of the targeted BVMOs, BVMOAf1.
However, if a combination of these site and silviculture factors means that all genotypes cause almost uniformly disastrous tree form, there would be LoE interaction suppressing effective expression of genotypic differences.
