The phrase "express the content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when your goal is to clearly present the meaning of information to someone else. For example, "In this essay, I will be attempting to express the content of the book I read last week."
The hierarchical relationship of the second outcome space, the different ways in which the participants express the content of pharmacological communication, is less clear than their expression of the ways in which communication should be conducted.
The achievement of a vision of the Good is the ultimate goal and fulfillment of a human life, but it is strongly suggested that it lies beyond the power of words to express the content of that vision.
The intensity of the new fluorescence peak was used to express the content of Maillard reaction products in seed proteins.
On the other hand, suppose that 'water is scrumptious' does not express the content that the skeptic thinks it does.
Context-based indexing relies on the words surrounding the image and assumes that they express the content of the image.
Unlike formal logic systems, however, the universal language would also express the content of human reasoning in addition to its formal structure.
We have analyzed the ship structure information contained in 2D drawings and have defined a data model to express the contents of the drawing.
Indicative sentences apt for expressing these mental states (in one sense of 'express') also semantically express the contents of these nondescriptive states just as on a more standard picture indicative sentences semantically express the propositions that are the contents of sentences that (in a different sense of 'express') express beliefs.
When such a formula is quoted, the expression "A" is still meaningful and expresses the content of a judgement, but the signs "+" and "−" become completely idle.
For the standard logical constants this means that A∧B expresses the content of the pair (A,B); A → B expresses the content of the rule A ⇒ B; A∨B expresses the common content of A and B; and absurdity ⊥ expresses the common content of the empty family of rule systems.
Observe that 'water is scrumptious' either expresses the content that the skeptic thinks it expresses, or not.
