The phrase "a representative voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that speaks on behalf of a group or conveys the opinions and perspectives of a particular community.
Example: "The committee aims to ensure that a representative voice is heard in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "an authentic voice" or "a spokesperson's voice."
To be a successful Islamic radical may thus require being radical about the acceptance of democracy.Mr Ghannouchi is one of the sharper minds in North Africa, but this does not necessarily make his a representative voice.
In the 22 years that Olga Mendez has represented this largely Democratic district, she has increasingly allied herself with the Republicans and Republican policies, gaining little advantage for her area and robbing her constituents of a representative voice in Albany.
She still sings songs calling for the liberation of her occupied home territory and has become a representative voice of all of her people, no matter where they now live.
"We wanted a poem to speak for the whole of the British Isles, and here was one that spoke in the voice of a bird, thus loosing us from region, gender (could be male or female), ethnicity – a representative voice … This is not Keats's nightingale nor Tennyson's eagle – and it's definitely not Ted Hughes's crow.
But these spirits don't have a representative voice in urban society, and they are disappearing little by little.
With 2,400 faculty members, including 110 in the Law School, the 28 signers of the Boston Globe op-ed are far from a representative voice of Harvard.
In the forum section, researchers, politicians, and employer association and trade union representatives voice their opinions on select current economic policy problems affecting Europe.
Given the calamitous situation, U.N. representatives voice hope that long-delayed Syrian peace talks known as Geneva 2 can be held as soon as mid-December.
He went on uninterrupted for seven minutes, and when the fusillade was over, one of the representatives voiced a small objection from an industry lobbyist that Montana wheat would make for low-grade ethanol.
That way, a more representative voice of pastoral challenges and aspirations can be heard.
During the meeting, which Najarian dubbed a summit, several of the representatives voiced concerns about emergency access, pedestrian and bicycle safety and access issues for businesses on the Los Angeles side of the tracks, he said.
