"spoken expression" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer generally to spoken language, or to emphasize an idea that one expresses orally. For example: "He was passionate in his spoken expression that the project had to be completed on time."
The elder Netanyahu also argued that efforts by the Jews of Spain to accommodate their adversaries were futile, in part because the charges against them were devoid of logic or fact, and, perhaps most important, because the written or spoken expression of Jew hatred (his preferred term for anti-Semitism) inevitably led to physical persecution.
We challenge our students to develop life-long skills such as analytical thinking, clarity in written and spoken expression, collaboration, and creativity.
Have a nice day is a commonly spoken expression used to conclude a conversation (whether brief or extensive), or end a message by hoping the person to whom it is addressed experiences a pleasant day.
A speechwriter should always remember that the choice of words to use for spoken expression is similar to the choice a painter must exercise in choosing the right color of paint to place on his canvas to accurately portray the picture s/he seeks to paint.
Analyses were time-aligned to the onset of the spoken expression, such that negative values of the time variable represent processes taking place during the picture preview (pre-naming), whereas positive values represent processes taking place after onset of the verbal expression (post-naming).
It's worth stepping back for a second to acknowledge that those dumb signs reading, "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone," are, generally speaking, expressions of free speech.
Expression can affect the emotion with which words are spoken, but expression also changes the formation of your words because your mouth is held in a different position.
Nothing Is Forgotten THEN "I was struck by the thought that every word I spoke, every expression of my face or motion of my hand would endure in his implacable memory; I was rendered clumsy by the fear of making pointless gestures".
'Everything speaks; the expression of the face and eyes, the gestures of the hand and movements of the body... dozens of other transmitters, amplifiers and mufflers which together make up an individual being.' It may seem perverse to recommend Travels with Herodotus for the beach.
Briefly speaking, Differential expression analysis (DEA) looks at absolute changes in gene expression levels, and treats each gene individually.
As he spoke, the expression on his son's face reminded me of those mute political wives you see at hastily staged press conferences, standing in for their own humiliation as husbands scramble to snatch a future from the jaws of their own betrayal.
