The phrase "exposes the notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or concepts that reveal or bring to light a particular belief or understanding.
Example: "The research paper exposes the notion that climate change is primarily driven by human activity."
Alternatives: "reveals the idea" or "uncovers the concept."
In McDougall's mordant rendering, it was "the climactic achievement of the republic founded in 1776" because it exposed the notion of a peaceful democracy sharing its gifts with the world to be "a pretentious fraud".
We expose the notion in this section.
In doing so, he has exposed the notion of objectivity as bankrupt, ineffective, even lethal".
Article after article in national press continues to expose the notion that "cure" is not the end of the story.
Finally, we expose the notion of promiscuity and multifunctionality in the enzyme world and explore the relation between protein domains and catalyzed activities.
It is split into three subsections: the first one contains the concepts of Model-Driven Development, the second subsection has a basic description of aspect-oriented programming and the third one exposes the general notion of Crosscutting Frameworks.
In order to expose the untenable notions in the pictorial theory of knowledge Rickert introduces a distinction between the form and the content of cognition.
They expose, too, the notion of a monolithic Islam pressing down uniformly on all believers everywhere as a crude caricature.
What we can see from that statistic is that being exposed to the notion and reality of entrepreneurship from an early age seems to be a factor in what makes some people choose to become entrepreneurs, but it isn't a requirement.
We are exposing the audience to the notion that this may be our natural next frontier -- allowing us the opportunity to explore the far edges of the universe beyond our human limitations.
