The phrase "and expressly for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific purpose or intention behind an action or statement.
Example: "The funds were allocated and expressly for the development of community programs."
Alternatives: "and specifically for" or "and solely for".
Although the Premier Research Database captures detailed information on inpatient drug treatment and procedure utilization, laboratory testing, and patients' diagnoses, this is administrative information collected for billing purposes and not expressly for research, and it thus lacks certain relevant clinical details.
To separate the sexes, the state built schools and universities expressly for women, and improved basic transportation, enabling poor women to travel more easily to big cities, where they were exposed to more modern ideas.
First, smart institutions are context sensitive and expressly allow for a unified consideration of social, political and economic factors, thereby providing a richer and more eclectic approach to their operation.
In a memo to Seckar, Anderson (1999b) explained that My experience is that consultant reports funded by those being regulated, and written expressly for the EPA, are easily and frequently ignored or dismissed by the Agency, no matter how scholarly.
That's a format jointly developed by Panasonic and Olympus expressly for the purpose of downsizing those big, bulky S.LR.'s, using a bunch of technological tricks.
But before shedding too many tears, consider how well it fared in the latter part of the 20th century as contemporary composers widened their search for new sonorities and wrote expressly for this instrument.
As if packaged and presented expressly for Valentine's Day, charges emerged yesterday that someone named Cupid had pierced his former lover where it hurts most: her bank account.
We will draw on two existing large-scale samples in Leipzig (Samples 1 and 2) and two additional samples (Samples 3 and 4), recruited expressly for AMIS from child protection services (CPS) Leipzig and Munich.
In 1957, he produced the only musical that Rodgers and Hammerstein created expressly for television, "Cinderella," a show that was rediscovered and restored in 2002.
The building, which measures 119,000 square feet and was built expressly for its former tenant, is only nine years old.
