The phrase "a homogenous representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a uniform or consistent depiction of something, often in contexts like art, data, or social representation.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the impact of a homogenous representation of cultures in media on public perception."
Alternatives: "a uniform depiction" or "a consistent portrayal".
To obtain homogenous representation of all bacterial species, DNA extraction involved use of quenching solutions that protect DNA potentially prematurely released by lysis of fragile cells from degradation by DNases present in the stools and a bead-beating step that assures lysis of particularly robust cells.
AL: The aim of the book is to move past homogenous representations of this group of young people.
Based on the relation between the Rayleigh expansion and the three-dimensional Fourier representation of a homogenous partial differential operator, the proposed technique allows to obtain the fundamental solutions and their derivatives up to the desired order as convergent series of spherical harmonics.
In this regard, the conventions serve as a first step on which to build data-exchange solutions among existing software packages and as a vehicle for homogenous data representation in data archives, such as the EM Data Bank.
This body of literature, albeit small, draws attention to significant and interrelated patterns of online representation that function to pathologise natural genital variation and promote and normalise a homogenous, surgically altered ideal vulva to Western women.
Recent works have introduced perimeter feedback-control strategies for a homogenous urban region and multiple urban regions with the help of the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram (MFD) representation, that relates average flow and density (or accumulation) across the network.
Women are not a homogenous group.
Cameroon is relatively a homogenous society.
Hamas is not a homogenous organisation.
