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'express thanks for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express gratitude for something someone has done. For example, "I want to express thanks for all of your hard work on this project."
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Religious communities express thanks for God's creation.
You'd express thanks for the answerer's good offices.
On particularly tough days, Firaz could at least express thanks for the Starbucks on the first floor.
The United Na tions, for one, receives about 25 letters a day from listeners, who often express thanks for the opening up of a new world.
In the new campaign, she is the face of the question "Are you wise enough?" She and Mr. Walke speak of children from old cases, now grown, returning to express thanks — for separating them from a drug-addicted parent, perhaps.
While admission was free, patrons donated anywhere from $1 to $2,000 to express thanks for the show, and law firms and corporations held dinners at the Delacorte beforehand — a revenue maker for the Public, said its executive director, Andrew D. Hamingson.
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Has your partner expressed thanks for your willingness to sacrifice?
The letter expressed thanks for Ms. Broadwell's "cooperation".
Mr. Obama expressed thanks for everyone's comments and said he wanted to think about it.
Bryant briefly addressed the crowd after the game, expressing thanks for the fans' support.
People expressed thanks for the solidarity the world had shown Japan.
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