The phrase "a proper representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something accurately depicts or reflects a particular idea, concept, or object.
Example: "The painting is a proper representation of the artist's vision and style."
Alternatives: "an accurate depiction of" or "a true reflection of".
Osbrone says that's "not a proper representation of Conservative party policy".
Only by allowing each to speak and act in such terms can a society constitute itself as a proper representation of truth or reality.
Thus, there is the necessity to develop indirect methods for determining whether the expert system model provides a proper representation of the expert knowledge.
Historically speaking, however, these excerpts may not be a proper representation of his thoughts because of the conflicts of interest created by having Ms. Love and her manager oversee the editing.
The evaluated space was a square shaped classroom made of a brick based building system, which is a proper representation of the building systems used in traditional preschool educational spaces in the city of Medellín, where the study was conducted.
A proper representation of the discrete character of cohesive-zone formulations which avoids any mesh bias can be obtained elegantly when exploiting the partition-of-unity property of finite element shape functions.
"Ria and I felt a showroom would allow us to have a more proper representation of our brand.
IPCs are neurons, so we believed that "synapse organization" is a more proper representation of genes in cluster 3. IPCs presumably required such components for organizing IPC axonal terminals and for axonal transport needed for ILP release from these neurons.
Inevitably, if counsel is at risk of prosecution for proper representation of a client in court, the interests of justice generally and international justice itself are severely, if not fatally, undermined.
These challenges include ensuring proper representation of a community [ 32], forecasting long-term impacts of basic research [ 33, 34], and threats to internal validity, specifically concerns for decreased randomization and contamination [ 35].
The challenges associated with the computational modeling and simulation of solid foams are threefold namely, the proper representation of an intricate geometry, the capability to accurately describe large deformations, and the extremely arduous numerical detection and enforcement of self-contact during crushing.
