The phrase "expressly by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is done or stated intentionally or explicitly by someone or something. Example: The CEO expressly announced the company's new sustainability policies in a press conference.
Inside lies an 18-karat rose gold automatic movement made expressly by Girard-Perregaux for Bottega Veneta.
An easement may be created expressly by a written deed of grant conveying to another the right to use for a specific purpose a certain parcel of land.
Interestingly, one form of 'repatriation' was provided for expressly by the Lisbon Treaty – that of democratic control over the legislative process in the EU.
Speaking on behalf of the objectors, Cardiff Council, Harriet Townsend hoped to persuade Blohm that residents had only used the grounds with permission given expressly by Cardiff Council.
Chartier has been punished by the Academy for sending out an email exhorting voters to pick his film over Avatar, which he referred to without mentioning it expressly by name.
We report a novel approach to visual analogical reasoning, one afforded expressly by fractal representations.
But his claim that BEW's monopoly could be resolved by other measures was expressly rejected by the commission, after its fourth inquiry into the industry in 20 years.
Coverage of criminal proceedings by radio as well as television is expressly prohibited by Rule 53 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, adopted by Congress in 1946.
Having agreed to its terms, Activision cannot be heard to claim that its use of the property in ways expressly prohibited by the agreement is protected by the First Amendment".
"Economic espionage is expressly prohibited by U.S. domestic law but is not prohibited by international law, written or unwritten, and it is widely practiced".
All drugs taken by the patient are maintained along this period, except if expressly recommended by the attending physician.
