"realms of expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to various forms of communication (writing, art, music, etc.) in which a person can express themselves. For example, "My friend is an incredible artist who has explored many realms of expression through his work."
Rather, it's a vision of copyright that says that fannish celebration – the noncommercial, cultural realm of expression and creativity that has always accompanied commercial art, but only lately attained easy visibility thanks to the internet – should get protection, too.
In later life Herzen explained that this metaphysical approach to politics was inevitable for his generation, since the despotism of Nicholas I made action impossible and thus left pure thought as the only free realm of expression.
For Clark, today, the realm of unbounded expression is a place of danger, a badland without co-ordinates from which you might never emerge.
In the realm of gene expression, as in real estate, location is key.
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The discoveries of RNA demethylation catalyzed by AlkB family enzymes initiated a new realm of gene expression regulation, although the understanding of precise endogenous activities and roles of these RNA demethylases are still undeveloped.
"Overwhelmingly, my work was on internal reform, democracy, trying to get journalists out of jail and expand the realm of freedom of expression so there could be protests on the street".
My short answer is that I am far more interested in expanding the realm of self-expression for fat people than in adding to the already extensive list of what we "can" and "can't" wear.
In the nonprofit realm, the public ArrayExpress database of expression data, managed by the European Bioinformatics Institute, contains all the results from the HESI experiments as well as expression data from other studies.
Alternative venues may still be found in Moscow, but, as Putin's government clamps down on freedom of expression, the public realm — in art and culture, civic organizations, and nongovernment media — is shrinking by the day.
