The phrase "expressed its interest" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a person or entity, such as a company, expressing its interest in a particular subject. For example: "The pharmaceutical company expressed its interest in developing a new line of antibiotics."
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ARPA-E first expressed its interest in fusion in October 2013 when it organized a workshop on drivers for economical fusion technologies.
The IAC also has expressed its interest in reform of the municipal securities market.
Fox has a one-month exclusive negotiating window in September, though ESPN has expressed its interest in acquiring the games.
A deal had been mooted since May, when France's biggest retail bank expressed its interest in A&L.
Dublin has repeatedly expressed its interest in selling its shares, but has held off in the fear that they could be snapped up by Ryanair.
But the US Government has got what it wanted too, expressing its interest for political change in Cuba and its right to continue with projects for the promotion of democracy in Cuba," he adds.
Birmingham City Council said the China Railway Group, the main construction company for China's railways, had sent it a letter in December, expressing its interest in backing the scheme.
But we're still still in a contractual situation with baseball". Giles also said that Fox called him a month ago to express its interest.
When the state moved to dismiss the lawsuit in 1995, the appeals court turned the motion down, expressing its interest in hearing more about what a sound, basic education amounted to.
But on Friday, an exclusivity period that France Telecom had negotiated for those talks expired, according to people close to the discussions, opening the door for Global Crossing to express its interest in Equant.
