The phrase "and expresses the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something conveys the same meaning or sentiment as something previously mentioned.
Example: "The second statement is a rephrasing of the first and expresses the same idea."
Alternatives: "and conveys the same" or "and communicates the same".
Back in 2009, when their sixty-five House colleagues sent that letter to Holder to declare their opposition to assault-weapons legislation, three Democratic senators Baucus and fellow-Montanan Jon Tester, and, separately, Alaskan Mark Begich also wrote to the Attorney General and expressed the same sentiment.
"Countless North Dakotans and others have since reached out and told me their stories of being raped or sexually assaulted — and expressed the same anguish and fear".
Nearly half the voters in the Democratic Party rejected her neoliberal policies and expressed the same distrust of her personal ambitions, agenda, and history as the right-wingers.
Yes, that was really bad', she blushed, embarrassed to have forgotten and expressing the same forced interest as I do when trying not to be impolite to my grandparents while they reminisce.
During this process, maturing cells lose precursor specific markers and express the same cell surface markers as mature endothelial cells involved in angiogenesis and likely in lymphangiogenesis.
This feature mimics the functional arrangement of natural systems, where olfactory neurons with the same response properties and expressing the same receptor protein coalesc onto the same glomeruli [12], [13].
In addition, adolescents may understand and express the same mental health problems in a different way from adults [ 1, 2].
Cyclin A1, the most divergently expressed gene, was upregulated nearly 200 times higher in hybrids relative to X. muelleri and expressed the same in X. laevis and hybrids.
