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The phrase "any expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any form of communication or representation of a thought, feeling, or idea.
Example: "The committee will not tolerate any expression of hate during the meeting."
Alternatives: "any indication of" or "any demonstration of".
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Tim Yeo, the committee chairman, lambasted the bosses for failing to show "any expression of real concern for your customers".
Eight of the nine genes were expressed, but we could not detect any expression of Ar.
Israeli Palestinians were restricted in any expression of nationalist feeling.
"That word 'shrill' is reserved for any expression of feeling.
Until 1990, any expression of Latvian nationalism was penalised.
Suddenly he withdraws all the lovey-dovey mannerisms, indeed any expression of empathy whatsoever.
Any expression of collective opposition by unions faces the threat of being made illegal.
"We condemn any expression of Islamophobia, antisemitism or any form of racism.
But any expression of indulgence will do, regardless of tint.
It's the inevitable rejoinder to any expression of anxiety, an all-purpose palliative for the stressed-out visitor.
Any expression of dissent became synonymous with advocating "separatism" — a crime under Chinese law that can carry the death penalty.
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