"compelling expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a statement or idea that is strongly convincing, persuasive, or emotional. For example, "His compelling expression of love moved her to tears."
In Paris, so far at any rate, big thoughts (and they are really big only by fashion standards, after all) are finding compelling expression.
Some fans (myself included) found it a more compelling expression of her edgy, poetic Scottish sensibility than the somewhat retro though undeniably beautiful Ratcatcher.
Marcelo Gomes brought an unexpected warmth and sweetness to his well-danced Camille, and he and Paloma Herrera, deliciously wicked yet sympathetic as Valencienne, made of the characters' central pas de deux a compelling expression of love.
"This girl is full of light and youth, with such a compelling expression that you really do want to know what she's saying.
If you didn't have a lump in your throat a moment before, you likely did after that compelling expression of the real reason for war - to protect and preserve what we as Americans hold dear.
With respect to the impact of the modulation of BMP signaling in the nasal and temporal domain the new Figure 4 now provides compelling expression data that fully support the hypothesis presented in the manuscript (please see the revised Figure 4).
Some of the most compelling expressions of this view are poems.
Even more compelling, gene expression studies showed parallel expression changes between races of H. melpomene and H. erato in exon 13 of the kinesin gene and in-situ hybridization experiments suggest consistent spatial and temporal patterns of gene expression on the forewing [ 37].
Taken together, with compelling disease expression data linking IL-13 to severe uncontrolled asthma, these data support investigation of CAT-354 in the clinic with the key aim of improving asthma control for those patients who remain uncontrolled despite standard of care.
Perhaps the most compelling general expressions for log-linear-log scales arise from the family of beta distributions.
One of our most striking findings was clear differential-targeting patterns in the absence of similarly compelling differential-expression.
