The phrase "expressly determined" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe something that has been specified or outlined clearly. For example, "The terms of the contract were expressly determined by both parties."
At 58 minutes, this performance would have fitted comfortably on an LP, let alone a CD, with its 75-minute capacity expressly determined by the typical length of a Beethoven Ninth performance.
That is, the issue under debate was the power of states to legislate on topics that are not expressly determined by the federal constitution".
"The president expressly determined that the order's provisions are needed to promote national security, but the lower courts here... nullified that judgment," he wrote.
Given that, in a hierarchical scheme of sensory processing, plasticity at the primary levels should influence higher-order regions, it is very likely that NCM response properties are also expressly determined by the animal's unique experience.
And although none were designed expressly to determine what biochemical or genetic effects exercise might be having on cells within the body, several did look at various biomarkers that have been found to play a role in cancer recurrence and progression.
Rather, as expressly set out in section 102.168, the court's responsibility is to determine whether "legal votes" were rejected sufficient to change or place in doubt the results of the election.
He also instructed the expressly set up Detainee Review Task Force to re-examine the cases of all of the prisoners in order to help determine who might be charged with crimes in the US justice system and which ones should be repatriated or transferred to other countries.
It determined that Congress had not only the powers expressly conferred upon it by the Constitution but also all authority "appropriate" to carry out such powers.
Little wonder that his candidacy was advanced by the Federalist Society, an organization funded by wealthy donors determined to populate the courts with ideologues who expressly share their contempt for unions and government regulation.
If you are determined to grow your own, you will have better luck with the freshly treated corms sold expressly for spring planting.
Writing for the Majority, Justice Antonin Scalia objected that the California law "forces political parties to associate with--to have their nominees, and hence their positions, determined by--those who, at best, have refused to affiliate with the party, and, at worst, have expressly affiliated with a rival".
