"expressed content" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the ideas or feelings that have been expressed in words, art, or any other form of communication. For example, "The expressed content of the novel was very powerful."
We can of course artificially separate the expression from the expressed content when scoring a mental status examination (e.g., the sign of tearful eyes from the symptom of sadness).
It would be in keeping with Collingwood's approach to add that the expressed content is individual, whereas represented contents are always general; perceptually quite different works can represent exactly the same thing.
Finally, the linguistically expressed content needs to be physically presented as spoken or written text, with due attention to articulation, stress, and intonation, or, for written text, punctuation, capitalization, choice of a or an as indefinite article, italics, line breaks, and so on.
The expressed contents of this review will provide an understanding of the technical aspect of pyrolysis process comprehensively, starting from the material treatment to the end of product collection.
We always perceive expression (sign) in the context of its temporal unfolding and in conjunction with the expressed contents (symptoms) and vice versa.
For Freud, the multiplicity of satisfying explanations (over-determination) is characteristic of how dreams express content: namely, through displacements, substitutions and condensations, the logic of which can be revealed only by faithfully retracing the component words and images.
In general, structural semantic relations (e.g., isA, madeOf, partOf) usually should not be inherited because they express content restricted to adjective.
Frege replied (Frege 1883, 1) that he did not intend to present an abstract logic in formulae like Boole, but to express contents by written signs in a more precise and clear manner than it would be possible by words.
Therefore, we compared peptide and protein profiles of intact prostate glands with those of seminal fluid (expressed prostate gland contents gently squeezed out of the lumen) and prostate gland tissue (remaining gland tissue after expressing contents).
The most common view is that belief is a representational state, and that the mental representation, which fixes content, expresses propositional content.
The content for each sample was calculated based on the standard curve, and results were expressed as content (nmol) per mg protein.
