The phrase 'is intended to express' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is meant to be conveyed in a certain way. For example: "The poem's choice of words is intended to express feelings of grief and despair."
Sarcasm is a form of verbal irony that is intended to express contempt or ridicule.
The name orbital is intended to express a distribution that is less precise than the explicit orbits of the Bohr model.
Recombinant DNA methodology is used to construct the gene that is intended to express desirable qualities during the growth and development of the recipient animal.
The museum's faceted surface is intended to express the strains inherent in the design, which required jamming big rectangular galleries onto a cramped triangular site.
In epistemic logic, a formula of the form DGφ is intended to express the fact that group G has distributed knowledge of φ, that the total information in the group can be used to infer φ.
This intentionally absurd and cruelly satirical style is intended to express the tragic meaning of Spanish life which he saw as a gross deformation of European civilization through the systematic distortion of classic heroes.
Her dance language was intended to express shared human emotions and experiences, rather than merely provide decorative displays of graceful movements.
A. Eugene Kohn, a co-founder and chairman of the firm, said at the news conference this weekend that the new design was "intended to express motion or rather constant motion, suggesting speed, aerodynamics and the movement of air.
They are critically analyzed for their aesthetic components and the ideas they were intended to express.
In that way, open extractors improve precision by restricting relations to specific part-of-speech tag sequences that are intended to express true relations [1].
The general theory of relativity was intended to be a generally covariant account of spacetime, and its general covariance was intended to express the general relativity of motion.
