The phrase "an explosion of expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense display of creativity or emotion, often in artistic contexts.
Example: "The artist's latest work is truly captivating, showcasing an explosion of expression that resonates with viewers."
Alternatives: "a surge of creativity" or "a burst of emotion".
"Employers really need to look at their workplace," said Ida L. Castro, chairwoman of the E.E.O.C., describing what she called an "explosion of expression" of same-sex sexual harassment even as other forms of harassment also rise.
No surprise then that once the liberals broke their silence over how they felt about Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's conservative views and policies, an explosion of expression followed in the form of satire, irony and outright mockery of the popular leader on Istanbul's streets and social media.
She may not provide an explosion of raw expression, but she also won't saddle you with any hammy set pieces.
That historic arc of an explosion of cultural expression that moved us forward toward mutual recognition amidst a cascade of regressive policies, laws, and political maneuvers that pushed us backward toward inequality and resegregation was my focus in Who We Be.
A draft nuclear genome sequence is expected to be publicly available in the near future; an explosion of gene expression studies will undoubtedly follow.
Since, the pioneering efforts of Su et al. [ 6, 7] to generate the Symatlas (now BioGPS, http://www.biogps.org) from data sets of microarray data from mouse and human tissues, there has been an explosion of gene expression "atlases" across multiple tissues and within tissues across cell types and developmental time ([ 8- 16]; http://www.immgen.org; http://www.brain-map.org; http://www.gudmap.org).
Is it hard to be an exciting band when rock'n'roll becomes a career rather than just an explosion of self-expression?
There's no doubt, historically speaking, that art making today is experiencing an explosion of grassroots energy and original expression.
As more and more people became networked, the explosion of expression grew exponentially, and the methods multiplied too.
Biotechnology advances that facilitated the development of new therapeutic drugs were accompanied by an explosion of interest in the large-scale study of gene expression patterns.
Critics claim any such ruling will lead to an explosion of controversial pre-emptive legal injunctions and have a "chilling" effect on freedom of expression.
