The phrase "a representative picture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves as a typical example or illustration of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The survey provides a representative picture of the community's opinions on the new policy."
Alternatives: "an accurate depiction of" or "a typical example of".
It is not factual and does not present a representative picture of WWF," said a spokesman.
(a) A representative picture of the hippocampal DG 1 month following transplantation of BrdU-labeled NPCs.
(e) A representative picture of two cells expressing both BrdU (red) and hIL-1ra (green).
Use of pleural pH assumes that a single measurement conveys a representative picture of pH throughout the effusion.
(b) A representative picture of the DG from a sham-operated mouse demonstrates the labeling of only two DCX-labeled adult-born cells (green; marked by white arrows).
"By 2010 we'll have a representative picture of what lives in the oceans from top to bottom and around the world," said Ron O'Dor, senior scientist on the project.
(b) A representative picture of thioflavin-labeled plaques (green staining) in the hippocampal DG (delineated by blue Dapi staining) of a sham-operated Tg2576 mouse as well as (c) a mouse transplanted with IL-1raTG NPCs.
(c) A representative picture of the DG from a Tg2576 mouse transplanted with IL-1raTG-derived NPCs demonstrates the labeling of numerous DCX-labeled cells (green; marked by white arrows).
This number gives a representative picture of the rubber infill applied on Dutch STP, being >5% of the STP with SBR infill in the Netherlands, and covering pitches of various ages (1 15 years) and locations all over the country.
Figure 7 shows a representative picture of the ex vivo planar imaging of 99mTc-Lactadherin and 99mTc-MIBI.
In this way we try to form a representative picture of the characteristics of ten sound classes.
