The phrase "a representative list of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or example that accurately reflects a larger group or category.
Example: "In the report, we included a representative list of each department's top performers to highlight their achievements."
Alternatives: "a sample list of each" or "an illustrative list of each".
This review aims to provide an overview of a representative list of ten approaches, and presents the advantages and disadvantages of each and identifies research required to develop them further.
For this purpose, we examined global morbidity (prevalence) and mortality data for a representative list of pathogen/diseases, and then compared these data to the number of references in each category.
A representative list of HTC courses includes but is not limited to the following.
A representative list of employers and type of opportunity can be found by searching this year's list of participating organizations through Handshake.
The new service is not encyclopedic, Mr. Acharya said, but instead presents users with a representative list of relevant articles that are arranged in a timeline fashion.
Wetherell separately confirmed to the Charge that he was compiling a "representative list" of TCI locals, known as Belongers, which would include "every element" of TCI society.
The wide range of areas to which the method is applicable is indicated through a representative list of real-life engineering problems solved in the literature in a variety of areas.
A representative list of titles: "Gemini," "Aphrodite," "The Triumph of Achilles," "Legend," "A Fantasy," "A Fable," "Amazons," "Penelope's Song," "Telemachus' Dilemma," "Circe's Torment," "Eurydice," "Persephone the Wanderer," "Persephone the Wanderer" (again).
Today the organization released what it called a representative list of 19 incidents this month in which Arab-Americans had been physically attacked, verbally threatened or subjected to racist or insensitive remarks by radio disk jockeys and talk show hosts.
The following is a representative list of Duke professors and their research interests.
