"express readiness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a readiness or willingness to do something. For example, "I express my readiness to help out in any way I can."
Since Congress imposed stricter standards on any resumption of operations in Peru, the administration may express readiness to resume air operations in Colombia first, and Peru sometime later.
On August 22nd he said the government was ready to consider setting up a "zone of detente", for a defined period, to facilitate possible peace talks, provided the guerrillas showed a "clear and express" readiness to move toward a framework deal.
Michelangelo's David expresses readiness and vigilance.
Mr. Skudin, the lifeguards' chief, also expressed readiness -- though with a certain reserve.
Israel has expressed readiness to extend the truce, even though it has been increasingly violated in recent weeks.
Kuwait has also expressed readiness to help with water desalination projects in Iraq, the spokesman, Saad al-Hadithi, said.
She wants Mr Yushchenko to join her in signing a declaration expressing readiness to co-operate with it.
The official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted Mr. Salehi as saying that several countries, including Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Switzerland and Sweden, had also expressed readiness to be the host.
He expressed readiness to partner with the United States on this effort, and over the course of his presidency, the relationship between our two countries has strengthened.
However, the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, has expressed readiness for the presence of a third party, like an American-led NATO force, on the borders of a Palestinian state.
At a news conference last week, David Hawley, a spokesman for the fund, said that "emerging market countries have expressed readiness to augment the resources of the fund".
