The phrase "expressed positive" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been stated or conveyed in a positive manner. Example: The politician's speech had an overall negative tone, but there were a few moments where he expressed positive solutions for the country's issues.
In concert with the imaging results, the women, when asked afterward for summaries of how they felt during the games, often described feeling good when they cooperated and expressed positive feelings of camaraderie toward their playing partners.
JAMES DAO After the coup, the Ford administration's ambassador, Robert Hill, expressed positive impressions of the coup leaders, including President Jorge Rafael Videla -- a view he would later disavow.
Participants with both hereditary retinal diseases and acquired retinal diseases expressed positive and negative emotional comments.
Thus, most sentences in the sample set expressed positive emotion and few were negative.
Although our staff expressed positive statements about OVP, our results can help to identify the burdens and conflicts, which may assist other ICUs in determining solutions.
For both the sentence level and object description level, around 85% of this sample expressed positive emotions and only 15% expressed negative emotions.
In addition, while consumers expressed positive purchase intent for all brands studied (except BP), they reported significantly less loyalty toward them.
On opening day, Twilight received more than one million tweets, 78percentt expressed positive sentiment.
Swedish critics generally expressed positive reactions to the film.
In further experiments, they found that children would use toys that adults expressed positive reactions to, and would do so more when the adult was watching.
"I don't think I will betray their confidence in saying that they (Indian leaders) expressed positive views about my skills and credentials," she said.
