"voice the idea" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase in a sentence when you want to talk about sharing or expressing an idea or opinion. For example, "He voiced the idea that the company should invest in new technology."
Some emails even voice the idea that others' papers are lousy and should not be published.
But equal numbers voice the idea that this ban violates "the basic French principle of liberty".
"Although I was the first to voice the idea, it quickly transpired that it had been on Sheema's mind, too.
Sitting opposite him here in Hampstead, meeting his eyes and hearing his voice, the idea of forgetting this extraordinary story seems impossible.
To me, the great importance of testimony is not to forget what people are capable of". Sitting opposite him here in Hampstead, meeting his eyes and hearing his voice, the idea of forgetting this extraordinary story seems impossible.
Once you voice the idea that women ask for rape and can't have careers, the next stage is to get rid of naggy old human rights because women don't count as human anyway.
ensure that critical issues are tackled and that all key stakeholders, particularly youth, students, professionals, women and local communities, have a platform on which to voice the ideas and concerns of their constituencies.
Many speakers, like Bryson, voiced the idea that manufacturing remains an essential component of economic growth in the United States.
Some Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) have voiced the idea of mandatory reselection of MPs who fail to support Corbyns agenda.
Still, he continued his duties in London, voicing the idea that North Korea was a "people's paradise" with free housing, health care and education.
He is the first Russian leader, to my knowledge, that has ever voiced the idea of reducing, and even eliminating, nuclear weapons.
