The phrase "express objective" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate the desired result of a particular action or activity. For example, "The team had an express objective to increase their profits by 10% within the quarter."
"If zero enrichment is the expressed objective, then this could be dead on arrival," Parsi said.
Human laws, social arrangements, and political institutions (the family, civil society, the state) expressing "Objective Spirit".
Kabul, which has been relatively untouched by the violence that has swept through the rest of Afghanistan in recent years, has been targeted recently by Taliban fighters whose expressed objective is to disrupt the vote.
The selection of the best mix of promotion tools involves subjective information processing, instead of a numerically expressed objective decision-making process.
The method of the inquiry became crucial especially in view of his expressed objective to make a distinction between descriptive and explanatory psychology and, thereby, to clarify the concept of the mental status of consciousness.
More generally, some scientific researchers have expressed objective concern over certain ingredients sometimes added to condoms, notably talc and nitrosamines.
The analyses are not expressing objective results.
Since 1990, the State of California has required full reporting of agricultural pesticide use, with an expressed objective of providing pesticide use data for health risk assessment [ California Department of Pesticide Regulation CDPRR) 2000].
An expressed objective of SMSreg from its very start was to provide 'real world evidence' for the long-term effectiveness of DMDs.
The present study showed that female IBS patients with functional complaints at a tertiary GI centre experience their symptoms as severe as patients with dysmotility disorders expressing objective, measurable changes on GI examinations.
