"release emotions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk or write about releasing feelings or expressing emotion. For example, "I use music to release my emotions and help me relax."
Weddings are supposed to release emotions but too often leave guests cold and a bit bored.
The art evoked here is ambivalent, for the Muse lures the characters in contradictory ways: telling stories liberates them, since words release emotions, yet it simultaneously stifles the original, gloriously undivided source.
Yoga is an incredibly healing practice for the post-breakup body — it helps you release emotions, reconnect with your body and soothe your nervous system.
The worry, then, is that in experiencing the emotions vicariously by identifying, so to speak, with the drama we release emotions better regulated by reason, and become captive to them in "real" life.
Upon release, Emotions received generally mixed reviews from contemporary music critics.
Nerve cells in our brains control our circadian rhythms, which influences sleep-wake cycles, hormone release, emotions and energy levels.
The centered and contemplative breathing seems to help release emotion, much like thawing ice, she says.
And yet releasing emotions is not enough.
She's simply not as flexible as she was in 1991, when she released "Emotions"; then again, her online trolls probably aren't either.
Plus, releasing emotions brings people together, which is precisely what's needed in times of trauma.
We want kids to feel comfortable expressing and releasing emotions rather than stuffing or denying them.
