The phrase "expressing their criticisms" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone is expressing their negative opinions or judgments of something. For example, "The audience members were vocal in expressing their criticisms of the speaker's performance."
After expressing their criticism, teachers enumerated some restrictions that they considered to be important for the interpretation of their results.
At the lectern, he began, "Quite what prompted you to ask me to talk about religious education I can't immediately see.... Given that I've voiced some criticisms of religion in the past, and that various Christian groups have expressed their criticisms of me, it might be that whatever I said on the subject would be hostile in any case".
A few Aryan men and women who had expressed their criticisms too loudly were led away.
Teachers who had a critical attitude expressed their criticism before observing the results.
"We are a free nation, and based on the Constitution and citizenship rights, people are completely free to express their criticism and even their protest," he said.
Hague said most Commons committee chairs are elected now by such secret ballots, and claimed there were fearful Labour MPs who did not dare express their criticism of the Speaker.
Commentators and historians have also expressed their criticism at Westminster Abbey's decision to lower its flag to half mast.
The other critical teachers turned eventually to a more positive attitude, due to positive results and/ or the fact that they could express their criticism freely.
A unique story may have prompted the interviewer to ask for their participation in the follow-up interview, and the informal caregivers may have wanted to share their unique story, especially if they felt they contributed to a positive outcome for their older relative or if they faced difficulties and may have wanted to express their criticism of the system.
To enhance the discussion, those with concerns about three-year curricula should be respectful in expressing their skepticism and criticism.
