The phrase "and expression on the" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing emotions, thoughts, or artistic representations, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "She had a thoughtful expression on the canvas, capturing the essence of her feelings."
Alternatives: "and sentiment on the" or "and portrayal on the".
It might not be difficult for an even moderately observant adversary to point to a contradiction (real or not) between U.S. rhetoric about "Internet freedom" and freedom of speech and expression on the one hand and U.S. actions taken to silence its opponents on the other hand.
The framework consists of three systems, respectively, for perception, memory, and expression on the basis of the human brain mechanism.
The blackout is one of many that are occurring on Wednesday as a move to bring attention to the two Internet-related bills, which Wikipedia and other tech giants say will dangerously harm free speech and expression on the Web.
However, we generally do not take action on complaints that would constitute censorship of content and that represents the exercise of freedom of speech and expression on the Internet.
Progression from DN3 to DN4 and DP depends on rearrangement of the germ line T cell receptor β-chain (TCR-β) and expression on the cell surface of pre-TCR (TCR-β associated with germ line pre-α chain).
TNF-α and IL-1 have been shown to elicit tissue factor formation and expression on the surface of monocytes and endothelial cells.
There's also plenty of information – including vocabulary and expressions – on the website to complement each episode.
Each user constructs their own individual knowledge from interpreting the different symbols, colours, and expressions on the map (Bertin 1983; MacEachren 1995).
Winner of my high school's French award, I was also thrilled to finally use my French and absorb phrases and expressions on the spot that had never came up in any class.
Selfie was the top word on a shortlist of trendy new words and expressions on the Oxford list that included a few others that seem likely to endure.
