The phrase "a representative view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a perspective that is broadly shared by a group, or that is representative of a larger view. For example, "The mayor's comments provide a representative view of her constituents' opinions on the proposed development."
However, it is continuing to canvass its members in order to get a representative view.
Folk art collections, thus dependent at least in part upon the accidents of survival, must be supplemented by photographic and written documentation in order for a representative view of the whole art to be obtained.
Further, Smith 2002, Mumford 2004, Bird 2005 and Hüttemann 2007 should provide a representative view on the ongoing debate.
But as more NHS reality shows appear on our screens, do they really give us a representative view of everything that the health service can and does do?
Figure 9 displays a representative view of the geocellular grid with discretized geomechanical property derived from the integration of result of basin and geocellular modeling.
In the first step, a so called load tracker, based on Exponential Moving Average (EMA), constructs a representative view of the load by filtering the noise.
To this purpose, the application of the prediction to a set of "filtered" data leads to a more representative view of the load conditions, smoothing the resources measurements.
Further research is needed in order to provide a more representative view of how the issue manifests in English.
First, we can expand the set of organizations, countries, and topics, to have a more representative view of international aid.
The ultra-high resolution OCT is portable and could be used directly on the map in the future to give a more representative view of the map subsurface microstructure.
"The more of these diaries come into the public domain the more we will start to move, in my opinion, towards a more representative view of what the average soldier was thinking and doing during the war".
