The phrase "express comfort" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to convey or demonstrate feelings of reassurance or ease. Example: The nurse tried to express comfort to the anxious patient by holding her hand and speaking in a soothing tone.
The one-way fare is $17 on super express comfort buses, about $5 less on express.
So Secretary Powell's comments today represented a distinct shift, one that he took some pains to express comfort with.
There are two classes of service between Seoul and Sokch'o, "express" and "super express comfort," -- differingin the size and number of seats.
And so early one morning I boarded a "super express comfort" bus at the station in downtown Seoul, bound for Sokch'o, the nearest city to the main entrance of Soraksan National Park.
By contrast, these clinicians reported high degrees of confidence with other medical and behavioral health conditions: 90% expressed comfort treating Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, 93% were comfortable with depression and 83% with substance abuse.
Under roomy trench coats in silk or calfskin, with a plain black granny boot, they expressed comfort.
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While he did not specify what water deliveries would be adequate, Mr. Birmingham and other Westlands officials had expressed comfort with the option most closely studied, which could ensure that the district gets more than 70 percent of the maximum flows that it contracts for.
Subjects overwhelmingly expressed comfort with the process and desire to continue with therapy.
A self-directed technology did not significantly improve medication adherence, z = −1.661, P =.097 (pre-intervention scores, mean = 6.44, SD = 1.38; post-intervention scores, mean = 6.89, SD = 1.09); however, participants expressed comfort (82%), satisfaction (75%), and confidence (75%) using the technology.
This transitional living room expresses comfort and coziness, with a couch and two chairs facing each other for conversing.
