The phrase "and express them as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something should be articulated or conveyed in a specific manner or format.
Example: "Please take the data you collected and express them as a series of graphs for better visualization."
Alternatives: "and articulate them as" or "and present them as".
1. Try to monitor your feelings and express them as much as possible.
Take ownership of your feelings and express them as such.
In our previous work [ 28], we applied both the Condition Responsive Genes (CORG) [ 53] and Core Module Inference (CMI) [ 28] methods to infer candidate modules and express them as pathway activities (PAs).
For your experiment, determine your expected results and express them as a number.
Assume that the quadratic equation has two real rational roots and express them as fractions in reduced terms with positive denominators.
For example, a counsellor working with a client experiencing overwhelming feelings will first use psycho-education, explaining that these feelings are normal, and that it is healthy to express them as long as it is done in a controlled way.
Being conscious of your feelings, and expressing them, as you seem to be now, helps to make relationships successful.
At its most exalted, Moran's playing feels as if he were receiving the notes as dispatches from more than one source and expressing them as they arrive.
We mutated each of the four positions in human CD81 to the corresponding AGM residues and expressed them as soluble fusion LEL proteins in bacteria or as complete membrane proteins in mammalian cells.
Cellular differentiation in the grafts was determined by counting individual cells labeled for RBFOX3, GFAP, KI67, CHAT or caspase 3 in 8 randomly selected fields (4 sections per animal, 2 fields per section) and expressing them as a percentage of the total number of human nuclei positive cells in the field.
The data have been calculated (or corrected) again for the case of ellipsoidal particles (CDE model), this time assuming a vacuum environment and expressing them as the mass-normalized absorption coefficient (thus divided by the mass density of ρ = 3.3 g/cm3 for olivine).
