The phrase "as she expressed it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to someone's specific wording or phrasing in a discussion or narrative.
Example: "The situation was more complicated than it seemed, as she expressed it during our conversation."
Alternatives: "as she put it" or "in her words".
"There's quite an apocalyptic mood at the moment," as she expressed it.
Her concern, as she expressed it, was a passion for aesthetic rarities.
As she expressed it to the New York Times in July , 1982 "What the feminists want of me is something they haven't examined because it comes from religion.
"As she expressed it, she could go to the theatre and really enjoy the play without thinking what her back hair looked like or whether her shoes pinched". Thus encouraged, Freeman and Watts went on to perform more operations and further refine their technique.
It heard, too, of her subsequent decision to reveal the speeding ticket switch to one of Britain's most widely read newspapers, the Rupert Murdoch-owned Sunday Times, in order to "nail" her former husband and "bring Huhne down," as she expressed it in e-mails shown to the court.
As she expresses it in Ariel, her title poem, "I am the arrow… that flies.
In Sworn they have chosen an artist of strong intellectual curiosity who has found a way of preserving the mystery of the past even as she expresses it in objects, words and images.
She states, "It is notorious that ignorant black women in the South have actually left their husband's homes…for what was understood by the wife to be race disloyalty, or 'voting away' as she expresses it, the privileges of herself and her little ones" (VAJC, 115).
Like most police reporters, Edna specializes in murder, and, as she might express it in a Miller Chop at the end of the first paragraph, so does Miami.
"Here was someone as frustrated with Islam as me," she said, "and he expressed it using bands I love, like the Dead Kennedys.
The "logic" of their case, as they express it, is as follows.
