The phrase "a representative nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that exemplifies or reflects a particular quality or characteristic of a group or category.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the data collected from a sample that had a representative nature, ensuring that the findings could be generalized to the larger population."
Alternatives: "a typical nature" or "an illustrative nature".
The council was expanded from time to time through the inclusion of official and non-official members and served as the main legislative body till 1935, when a legislative assembly of a more representative nature was created and legislative powers were transferred to the assembly.
As is well known, in contemporary times democracy has taken on a prevalently representative nature.
These theorists used natural law, with its appeal to universal moral injunctions, to argue that the representative nature of a diplomat and the importance of his functions especially that of promoting peace justified his inviolability; the same moral law underscored his obligations to the larger community.
The method also reduces selection bias by giving equal probability of selection to all eligible members of the household and preventing replacement of the selected person within a given household thereby improving the representative nature of the sample.
The age ranged from <1��year to 108 years, and males and females were reasonably represented, giving confidence in the representative nature of the samples taken from four major hospitals in each of the four regional health regions of Norway.
The fact that the Summary Scale was adequately targeted to the sample, and that the sample covered a wide range of those with low to high fatigue is more important with respect to the construction of a measure than the sample's representative nature.
Despite this, the convenience sampling is a limitation and might possibly affect the representative nature of the sample.
The use of both direct comparisons and a model system allowed the reliability and representative nature of amplified RNA as well as the meaningful biological interpretation of amplified transcriptomes to be explored.
A representative for Nature declined to comment on the e-mail correspondence, or how Obokata and her co-authors revised their manuscripts.
A strength of the current study is the representative nature of the two schemes.
