The phrase "indeed expand" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to show agreement or confirmation and to add emphasis to the verb "expand." Example: The company's profits did indeed expand by 25% this quarter.
It is from that pool that the leasing program would draw properties, if it does indeed expand in the future.
If Zuckerberg and Co do indeed expand into, say, China, I'm sure they will prove endlessly accommodating to the powers that be.
In a federal courtroom in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, Judge Emmet Sullivan declared a halt to the Bush administration's plan to continue and indeed expand snowmobile use in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
What we found was that the frill does indeed expand later in life – it's barely visible in the very young animals and yet is about the same length as the rest of the skull in adults.
Bloomberg reports that the FTC will indeed expand its existing antitrust investigation into Google to encompass Google+].
It's not too far off the original vision for LaunchDarkly, but it does indeed expand the market opportunity for the company.
The league has indeed expanded beyond the Soviet borders, to the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
At the Democratic convention in Denver, the party's platform was indeed expanded to embrace anti-abortion views.
"We have set out a very positive case to them for remaining and indeed expanding their operations in the UK," he said.
Mostly, the rule concerns large industries, with exemptions remaining and indeed expanding for farmers, ranchers and foresters, EPA officials have repeatedly stressed.
Indeed, expanding the availability of water may actually increase disease, since it may lead to stagnant pools in which mosquitoes breed, and then spread malaria or dengue fever; or perhaps excess water will run through human or toxic waste and thus contaminate the ground or a nearby stream.
