The phrase "a reasonable representative of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that adequately reflects or exemplifies a particular group or category.
Example: "She is a reasonable representative of the views held by the majority of the community."
Alternatives: "an appropriate example of" or "a suitable representative of".
This stereonet-based analysis is qualitative in nature and requires the presence of tight data clusters for which a reasonable representative orientation value can be assigned.
The panel suggests that a "reasonable representative range for a domestic emissions budget" would correspond "roughly to a reduction of emissions from 1990 levels by 80 to 50percent" by 2050.
The objective was to determine whether they found the CLDs to be reasonable, representative of the healthcare issues, and whether they were useful aid and communication tools.
However, as nearly all the sample were community dwelling subjects in their baseline state of health and given our reasonable sample size it is likely that the mean estimates are reasonable representative of the population values.
Whereas the high response rate ensured that the views were reasonable representative of the students, differences in assessors could have influenced the interpretation of the results of open-ended responses.
Kolmogorov-Martin-Löf randomness is a reasonable and representative exemplar of the algorithmic approach to randomness, and it is adopted here as a useful working definition of randomness for sequences.
The more simple approach to determining the hydrologic features of each scenario is an attempt to create a optimization model that is both computationally reasonable while representative of the uncertainty in the groundwater model.
We believe 15%% is reasonable, appearing representative of all the thresholds, capturing the common result across the 6 thresholds.
"Aye, of course I've been to London before", she told one, before telling the next that she "hadn't given much thought" to the £67,060 salary she will now be commanding in Westminster, a remarkable sum for a 20-year-old, but surely a reasonable one for an elected representative of the people.
