"concealed meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an expression or action that has a meaning which is not immediately obvious or apparent. For example: The politician's smile had a concealed meaning that was difficult to decipher.
Many missions now begin with your group concealed, meaning you can move up and surround enemy forces before making a move – letting you start missions with a bang, or in some cases even avoid early encounters altogether.
She provides a radical new translation and a line-by-line exegesis, presenting an "unfolding series of poetic riddles," each with layers of concealed meaning.
Closer listening will in time suggest their concealed meaning: Rain, for instance, features lyrics such as "trying to be ordinary, was it me who was the fool?
The glyphs offer no hitherto concealed meaning of life, no gospel, no saving advent.
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"I wanted to make a piece that possessed, in the words of Thomas Pynchon, 'a hieroglyphic sense of concealed meaning, of an intent to communicate.' My hope is that when you look at the Semaphore, even if you have no idea what it is, that you wonder: is that thing trying to tell me something?
However, since log files usually contain a huge quantity of data, without effective methods, it is generally not feasible for administrators to determine the concealed meanings within log files.
She also conceals meaning: we hear her lying about what is being said.
He also stressed the NRA's continued stance in favor of the right to both open and concealed carry — meaning the ability to openly wield or discretely possess a gun in public spaces.
Nevada also is what's called a "shall issue" state for concealed carry permits, meaning that anyone who is qualified to possess a handgun under state and federal law will be approved to get one.
Just as I wasn't what I pretended to be, so everyone and everything else, I thought, concealed secret meanings, communicated in hidden codes.
