The phrase "a kind of representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that serves as a typical example or embodiment of a particular group or category.
Example: "In the meeting, she acted as a kind of representative for the marketing team, sharing their insights and strategies."
Alternatives: "a type of representative" or "a sort of representative".
Liaodong Bay in China provides a kind of representative of "dirty" sea ice for there are many industrial and residential areas surrounding it.
(In a fourth wall violation that also sets up the play as an artifice, it is revealed to him at the start that at the end of the play he's done for.) The characters serve the play as a kind of representative society walled inside the palace.
Although an individual, she is also a kind of representative.
And one participant was even a kind of representative from Solidarity, Witold Trzeciakowski, though the deal was that he agreed to participate without being a formal member.
More than just a platform for multiple drag performances, Mateik's video is also a poignant commentary on the immediate pre-AIDS period, and a sobering critique of the kind of surveillance work that Pauley was often called upon to perform as a kind of representative of straight America in the 1970s.
It is, by necessity, pure hypothesis: Neanderthals lived (in Europe) between 200,000 and 30,000 years ago and left no clues in the form of a written record or even any kind of representative art.
Al Shabab is going to apply a lot of pressure, especially outside of Mogadishu, to stop any kind of representative process.
Young says his tackling and kicking game have improved out of sight and the player would clearly leap at the chance of any kind of representative lifeline.
For some reason, studios operate under an assumption that "white male" is a kind of default representative of human experience, and other characters won't sell tickets to or win high ratings from mass audiences.
I do think that they still draw their power first as a crude kind of representative – why else would the cry be ongoing for more black A-listers to sit alongside Will Smith and Denzel Washington?
Among Bluegrass loyalists, the Calumet Farm-owned and Kentucky-bred Oxbow is a kind of stand-in representative for a once globally dominant breeding industry reeling from downsizing forced by economics, its own shortsightedness and the rise of international competition from Europe and Asia.
