The phrase "a contact represents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or significance of a contact in a particular context, such as networking or communication.
Example: "In our database, a contact represents an individual or organization with whom we have established a relationship."
Alternatives: "a contact signifies" or "a contact denotes".
People who suffer elder mistreatment are often isolated, so any contact represents a critical opportunity to intervene.
We distinguish between a link and a contact: a link represents a relationship between two individuals, such as a social tie (friends, acquaintances), whereas a contact is a single physical or online realization of interaction on the link.
"We reckon. . . that the forthcoming OVD [Deripaska] contact represents a good opportunity for the USG," says another.
Produced now in collaboration with the National Alliance of Childhood Cancer Parent Organisations (NACCPO), Contact represents a very positive example of professionals and parents working together.
Clearly, more close contact may have increased the retention rate; however, the long-term value of our weight loss program for the influence on hepatic steatosis could not have been assessed as planned because close and regular contact represents an intervention by itself.
The pubio-ischial contact represents approximately half of the total pubic length, forming a large apron, which is shallowly S-shaped.
A world where celebrity culture - about which Debord prophetically theorised - runs rampant, and time spent online supplants human contact, represents the grim fruition of just about everything he wrote about.
In this way the initial condition for calculating the dynamics after the TC-APC contact represents the steady-state receptor distribution that is achieved in an unstimulated TC before it contacts the APC.
Outbreaks associated with animal contact represent a newly recognized transmission route for E. coli O157 in the United States.
In this registry, both "household contact" and "Type 1 contact" represent a close contact and refer to household contacts or those sharing airspace with the source case for >4 hours per week.
