The phrase "a preferred representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific way of presenting information or data that is favored or recommended in a particular context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a preferred representation of the data is through visual graphs, as they enhance understanding."
Alternatives: "an ideal depiction" or "a favored illustration".
Lastly, as suggested in Fig. 11, differences in opinion about preferred representation may affect a large number of structures, but the majority of those differ in only a small number of atom types (in this case, ten or less).
Compound is derived from entries in Substance via automated protocols that generate a preferred chemical representation and identify equivalent chemicals between PubChem contributors.
The preferred representation of stereochemistry is now for it to be stored at the molecule level as a StereoElement.
The Substance unique atom environments of rank one, two and eight are instances of the generalized 'nitro-group-like' environments that are modified to the preferred representation of this functional group.
The network or directed graph description has become the preferred representation of the integrated activity of components of biological processes.
In these circumstances, UniChem invites such sources to provide, in addition to their preferred representations, Standard InChIs as part of their routine release schedule, so that their source may be simply integrated into UniChem in future.
The vision for the avatars was for boys to be able to manipulate different body parts (head, neck, upper arm, forearm, chest, waist, hips, thigh, and calf) of avatars onscreen to create current and preferred representations.
This is remedied by PubChem standardization, where the configuration of the nitro group with penta-valent nitrogen is modified to be the PubChem-preferred representation.
Bertin and others have advocated size as a preferred, more visually comparable representation.
But no less obvious is the unfairness to any individual denied his just reward because his race, nationality or gender lies outside a preferred class and whose advancement does not serve the interests of diversity and proportional representation.
