"symptomatic expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any kind of outward manifestation that’s reflective of a more general feeling or state of being. For example, "His facial expression was symptomatic of his true feelings of anger."
Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud viewed anxiety as the symptomatic expression of the inner emotional conflict caused when a person suppresses (from conscious awareness) experiences, feelings, or impulses that are too threatening or disturbing to live with.
In particular, the frontal subcortical circuits might mediate not only symptomatic expression but also cognitive expression in patients with OCD.
The failure of clinical drug trials to reverse clinical symptoms indicates that, for a given treatment to be effective, it most likely needs to be prescribed at a preclinical stage before the symptomatic expression of the disease.
Prior studies have noted differences in symptomatic expression of Blastocystis based on age [45].
Other papers have addressed the mechanisms underlying such symptomatic expression in protozoal illness [51], [52], [53].
The emergence of biomarkers that identify the pathology of AD ahead of its symptomatic expression may in future allow the potential for studies directed at earlier intervention, including those directed at prevention of AD/dementia.
Psychiatric illnesses remain of unclear etiopathogenesis and a variety of them can coexist, partly mimicking each other while contributing to and distorting symptomatic expressions.
This paper will present a framework for a brief intensive psychotherapeutic intervention designed to address symptomatic expressions of distress that arise as the expression of unconscious conflict provoked by situations of crisis.
Real healing seeks to understand the body/heart/mind/soul and its symptomatic expressions in order to work with it rather than against it.
The primary endpoint was PN size by MRI cross sectional area and secondary endpoints included symptomatic improvement, expression of 15 plasma cytokines, and safety/toxicity of imatinib.
In the third part, human aesthetic perception is described as a basic cognition process, differentiating between four major levels of knowledge or of sense (perception, expression, symptomatic information, and symbolic meaning).
