"expressed their views" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone expressing their opinion, thoughts, or beliefs. For example: "The members of the council expressed their views on the proposed new plan."
In California, Latinas for Reproductive Justice's (CLRJ) new report Young Women Speak Out! young Latinas from key regions of California expressed their views, concerns and hopes surrounding sexuality, reproductive health and being a young parent today.
Hilal, Saeed and thousands of other Muslims expressed their views under a different banner, #MuslimApologies, in which Muslims sarcastically tweeted apologies for things that aren't offensive.
People expressed their views.
Foreigners also expressed their views about the legislation.
Celebrities, attorneys and journalists also expressed their views.
Nonetheless, you can see it expressed their views.
The governor has really been out of bounds with a sneak attack in the middle of the night without any public notice, without any input from many hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites who have expressed their views.
After all, this is a country in which even the most important thinkers have expressed their views for the broad public, going back to Adam Smith via Charles Darwin to name but two.
That prompted shareholder protests, and on May 24 , 1974 Mr. Luce presided over a meeting at the old Commodore Hotel on 42nd Street at which customers and shareholders boisterously expressed their views.
Nursing students expressed their views and mentioned their worry about the initial clinical anxiety, theory-practice gap, professional role and clinical supervision.
Mr. Hatch, the senior Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Ms. Collins, a founder of the Senate caucus that champions the cause of 16 million Americans with diabetes, expressed their views last week in separate letters to Mr. Bush.
