"expressed no opposition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone did not disagree or argue against something. Example: Despite the controversial nature of the proposal, the council members expressed no opposition during the meeting.
But the district attorney "expressed no opposition or objection," the rabbi, Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, recalled.
Representatives of the council were present and expressed no opposition when Parliament's Economic Commission deliberated the bill.
The US and Iran, foes throughout the US occupation of Iraq, share a common interest in defeating Isis, and Iran has so far expressed no opposition to US threats to send military support to Maliki.
If signed by Gov. William A. O'Neill, who has expressed no opposition, it would make Connecticut the second state after California to extend the waiting periods to cover all firearms, according to Handgun Control Inc., a Washington lobby group that tracks state gun laws.
But he expressed no misgivings about his opposition to the war.
Additionally, PETA has expressed staunch opposition to "no-kill" shelter policies, while at the same time drawing criticism for its own Virginia shelter's alarmingly high euthanasia rate and refusing to disclose how it determines whether an animal should be put down.
Who couldn't: Parliament has expressed its opposition to a No Deal Brexit but hasn't acted to stop it from happening.
The road, which would be financed by developers and the city, would link the east and west legs of Route 110 and intersect Route 8. Homeowners at the hearing expressed strong opposition to condominiums, no matter where they might be located, saying they preferred enforcement of the prevailing one-acre single-family zoning.
Some officials in Santa Clarita, Burbank, Palmdale, Los Angeles and Los Angeles County have asked the California High-Speed Rail Autoority to consider alternative routes, but no city has expressed serious opposition.
Only Republicans have expressed public opposition.
