The phrase "a representative mix of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
One can use this phrase to describe a group of things or people that accurately represents the larger whole. Example: The panel was made up of a representative mix of experts from various fields, ensuring a well-rounded discussion on the topic. In this example, the phrase is used to describe the diverse group of experts chosen for the panel, indicating that they collectively represent a more comprehensive range of perspectives on the topic.
Subjects will be chosen from 105 counties to achieve a representative mix of racial, ethnic, religious, social, cultural and geographic characteristics.
If technology has undermined the established ways in which political surveys can reach a representative mix of the citizenry, it should in time provide a sufficiently ingenious pollster with new ways to do just that.
We assumed that this time frame provided a representative mix of CF patients undergoing routine check-ups at the outpatient centre.
The model calls for a representative mix of urban and rural population samples, encountered by door-to-door "cold-calling" at randomly-selected households; from each household, one adult, also randomly selected, is interviewed; the structured diagnostic questionnaire, based on ICHD-II, is validated in a pilot study within the population to be surveyed.
A representative mix of histologies and differentiation was noted in our data set.
Prior to use, the SRM 1648a was shaken/mixed to obtain a representative mix of its carbonaceous components.
The comprehensive system should sanction selection only where it delivers a more representative mix of the local community.
None of it, however, touches the fundamental problem of failing to reach a properly politically representative mix of voters.
"The night's big winners reflected television's move toward a more realistic and representative mix of shows, and away from the industry's very male, very white traditions," writes Lorraine Ali.
The night's big winners reflected television's move toward a more realistic and representative mix of shows, and away from the industry's very male, very white traditions.
This is offset to some degree by the overall response rate, levels of experience amongst responders and the representative mix of disciplines.
