The phrase "a legitimate representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that accurately reflects or depicts a certain reality, idea, or concept.
Example: "The artist's work is a legitimate representation of the struggles faced by the community."
Alternatives: "an authentic depiction" or "a valid portrayal".
The selection of a new Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, provides some hope that a country riven by sectarian conflict can move closer towards a sustainable agreement for power-sharing and the legitimate representation of all interests.
Even though workers are still fighting to amend the law that makes the state recognise these independent unions as legitimate representation for workers, it is still an achievement that the workers are able to organise themselves and strike collectively.
Even though workers are still fighting to amend the law that makes the state recognize these independent unions as legitimate representation for workers, it is still an achievement that the workers are able to organize themselves and strike collectively.
But because this is our nation's capital, one where the mostly black population has lacked legitimate representation since America's founding, federal lawmakers on Friday morning held a goofy hearing about what the crazy natives have been up to.
The N.C.A.A. should encourage high-profile athletes to have legitimate representation, and perhaps even supply it.
"The Transitional Council is the legitimate representation of the Libyan people," Mr. Westerwelle said after arriving in Benghazi.
"The goal is to achieve legitimate representation based on countries' economic weight in the world," Mr. Geithner said in a statement.
Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle traveled to Benghazi and offered German recognition of the rebels as "the legitimate representation of the Libyan people".
We conclude that in order to overcome conflicts of interest and legitimate representation in organic certification, the social and economic conditions of production require regulatory intervention from provincial and local level government.
Thirdly, the potential for legitimate representation of divergent viewpoints when assessing policy pathway scenarios is limited by the fact that a single assessment process can realistically only explore a few such scenarios in-depth (in terms of multi-criteria policy evaluation) since this is typically resource-intensive.
On the other hand, by having a board member who broke the law to gain office, Rodriguez's district already lacked legitimate representation.
