The phrase "a representative snapshot of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sample or example that accurately reflects a larger group or situation.
Example: "The survey provided a representative snapshot of the community's opinions on the new policy."
Alternatives: "an accurate depiction of" or "a typical example of".
The objective of this approach is to obtain a representative snapshot of core conditions quickly.
A representative snapshot of the normalized ChIP-seq reads of selected genes ACHE and PTGS2 is shown in Fig. 6f.
The objective of this approach is to obtain a representative snapshot of core conditions quickly and use such snapshot to perform additional reactor-physics related analyses.
The agency, which must also account for a fluctuating and mobile population, uses the estimated population from one day, July 1, as a representative snapshot of the entire year.
Our general philosophy has been to include any survey that purports to provide a representative snapshot of voter or adult opinion, but given the troubling questions raised about the integrity of the numbers released by Strategic Vision, we really have no choice but to make an exception.
In the crystal structure a single residue, Asp533, is observed to have a direct interaction with the oxydril oxygen on topotecan ring E. In the simulation such an interaction is substituted by a water mediated contact, present for 84% of simulation time (see Figure 4 for a representative snapshot of the topotecan binding pocket in the simulation).
Nevertheless, the relative stability of individuals' urinary paraben concentrations over time suggests that a single urine sample could provide a reasonably representative snapshot of an individual's exposure to parabens over the course of several months.
To try to capture a more representative snapshot of what college looks like today, we dispatched two reporters to shadow two undergrads — Sheila Suarez, 23, a commuter at the University of Maryland Baltimore County who grew up in Gaithersburg, and Lars E. Schonander, 19, a sophomore at George Washington University who grew up in Larchmont, N.Y.
(E and F ) A representative snapshot from the MD simulation of MSI1 bound to oleic acid (white) compared to the MSI1-RNA NMR structure (blue) (Ohyama et al., 2011 ).
Nevertheless, obtaining a more precise and representative snapshot of the genetic variability of M. tuberculosis complex will require a larger sampling.
(B – C ) Representative snapshot of scaffold-motor complexes (green) on actin filaments (B ) and a keratocyte actin network (C ).
