The phrase "a good representativeness in" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "representativeness" is typically used as a noun without the adjective "good" preceding it, and the preposition "in" may not be the best fit depending on the context.
Example: "The sample has a high level of representativeness for the population studied."
Alternatives: "strong representation of" or "high representativeness of".
The strengths of the present study include a large sample that was randomly drawn from all undergraduates in 6 universities, ensuring a good representativeness of students in these universities.
Therefore, the ANRS CO 13 HEPAVIH cohort mirrors the whole French population living with HIV and HCV and currently in care, thus providing a good representativeness of co-infection in real life situations.
The overall unemployed rate was 10.2%, the same as the official unemployment rate at October 2005 in Germany (10.4% Federal Statistic Office), indicating a good representativeness of the study population to the general German population with regard to social status.
For the External Validity section, all studies received full scores, which meant they had a good representativeness of the researchers, subjects and devices.
While it should be stressed that the population enrolled in the SOURCE registry could not be included in our analysis due to the lack of survival data after 1 year, these nearly identical results at 1 year suggest a good representativeness of the patients of our meta-analysis.
The comparison of the age structure, sex ratio and other demographic indicators of the SCNSSD data in 2006 with the data from the 1% Population Sample Survey in 2005 showed that the sample had a good representativeness.
However, the proportion of polypharmacy and relapse that are in line with previous studies [ 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 14] may indicate a good representativeness.
There is a generally good representativeness of German PSM sites for arable land.
The number of sentinel GPs, as well as the representativeness of the network in terms of GP's activity, has progressively improved to reach a quite good representativeness (it represents 12% of all GPs in Guadeloupe in 2008) with a high weekly participation rate (85% on average in 2008).
