The phrase "express complaint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are indicating that someone has expressed a grievance or dissatisfaction about something. For example, "The customer decided to express complaint about the quality of the service."
For instance, 50%% of social media users express complaints regarding brands at least once per month (The Nielsen Company 2012), which changes customer complaints from a private to a public phenomenon (Ward and Ostrom 2006).
We will discuss below the reason why we regard the self-reported low level of complaints as not being reflective of reality but rather as being caused by context, i.e. unfulfilled preconditions to express complaints.
This is consistent with another report [ 13] from our hip fracture register and might be caused by these patients' poorer abilities to express complaints and/or differences in the indications for surgical interventions.
Noise - "whoosing" and "thumping" - is the most commonly expressed complaint about turbines after aesthetic impact.
We called the film The Trout, despite the BBC's forcibly expressed complaint that the public would think it a fishing film.
But although Miéville is frustrated by "the endlessly arse-achingly expressed complaint from genre that no one takes us seriously", he admits that slights from the mainstream continue.
Yet despite the drama about attacks of a political nature on political targets, Bonello filters politics out of the film: the plotters have no explicit program, no stated demands, no debated or declared ideology, not even any particular expressed complaints about the way of the world or the situation in France.
An episode of "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj" has been removed by Netflix in Saudi Arabia after the country expressed complaints about material in the show.
The expressed complaints of the religious right and of red state xenophobes are trivia in the conduct of our mutual socioeconomic well being.
Others couldn't decide whether to give McClellan a verbal spanking for his disloyalty or applaud him for expressing complaints that they too had harbored.
