The phrase "expressed their will" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a group or individuals who have made their intentions or desires known through their actions or words. For example: - The students expressed their will to have more control over their academic schedule by organizing a petition. - The company's board of directors unanimously expressed their will to expand into international markets. - The protest was a way for the citizens to express their will for change in the government's policies.
So is "This Time Next Year," in which they express their New Year's Eve wishes for success, or at least a walk-on part, in the months to come.
Several advocacy groups for children and families expressed their support today.
Some of the United deal's influential supporters expressed their displeasure yesterday.
The markets expressed their disappointment today by driving down Edison's stock $2.75 to $12.25, while Pacific Gas and Electric shares fell $2.56 to $17.
Relatives of the victims in the crime, who had spent several months campaigning against Ms. Boudin's parole, expressed their relief today, while supporters said they planned to continue their efforts to win her release.
The mayor and the governor expressed their frustration earlier this week when they learned that the Bush administration had kept New York officials in the dark in October about an unconfirmed intelligence report of a nuclear threat to the city.
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.
Jewish leaders from around the world expressed their outrage today after the Pope opened the way for his controversial wartime predecessor to be made a saint, with some calling the possible beatification of Pius XII as "inopportune and premature".
Mr. King, who was among the Republican lawmakers who expressed their dissatisfaction last year with the information they received about the December attempt, offered a more favorable initial reaction on Friday.
State Assemblyman Tyler Diep (R-Westminster) — who, like Petrie-Norris, was elected in November — and veteran state Sen. John Moorlach (R-Costa Mesa) expressed their support last week for the city against the state's legal action.
The 40th Session of the FAO Conference in July 2017 adopted a resolution in support of a World Food Safety Day and the World Health Organization expressed their support in December 2017.
