The phrase "a powerful representation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that effectively conveys or symbolizes a particular idea, emotion, or concept.
Example: "The painting serves as a powerful representation of the struggles faced by the community during that era."
Alternatives: "a strong depiction" or "a compelling illustration."
MRF offer a powerful representation for reasoning on large sets of random variables in interaction.
Hypergraph is a powerful representation for several computer vision, machine learning, and pattern recognition problems.
Giuseppe Penone's new installation at London's Whitechapel Gallery, in its series of Bloomberg commissions, is a powerful representation of nature.
It's about showing a powerful representation of the female body, where women are in charge of the way that they're being viewed".
The novelties may not be radical; they involve no shakeup in historical categories, beyond a powerful representation of early Picasso, Matisse, Derain, and other flat-out moderns.
Type Extension Trees are a powerful representation language for "count-of-count" features characterizing the combinatorial structure of neighborhoods of entities in relational domains.
Indeed, all the sensory events associated with a movement primitive form an associative skill memory that has the potential of forming a most powerful representation of a complete motor skill.
Difference of formulation and used visual dictionaries make Fisher Vector and VLAD being complementary and thus can be concatenated to form a more powerful representation.
"It has been an incredible year of growth for Refinery29, expanding our mission to put women at the center of every conversation and lead a new powerful representation of women in media and advertising," said cofounders and co-CEO's Philippe von Borries and Justin Stefano, in a statement.
Although these profiles form a very powerful representation of the signals, the major difficulty arises from the fact that the best motif corresponds to the global maximum of a non-convex continuous function.
The authors say the drawings are "a direct and powerful representation of a radical and dramatic movement of rebellion".
