"a series of representations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a sequence or succession of portrayals, depictions, or descriptions of something. Example: The artist's latest exhibition featured a series of representations of different landscapes, each one more breathtaking than the last.
Chief among these is that classic blushing valentine "You Made Me Love You," performed here by Sherie the child not to Clark Gable but to Jesus (while a series of representations of him flash across a screen).
The firm "was on the hook" for FARA violations because it "made a series of representations to the Justice Department that were not accurate" based on Mr. Craig's misleading statements, Mr. Demers said, though he did not identify Mr. Craig by name.
So the final stage of a series of representations that gives rise to the appearance of a temporal order is a stage that represents reality as being timeless.
To simulate the magnetic field during a geomagnetic storm, we created a series of representations of the magnetic field arising from a synthetic electrojet current system moving across the UK as the auroral oval expands southward.
But then Kant came along, and he took the further step of declaring the 'self' itself an appearance, a series of representations with no content of their own and with no intrinsic substantial unity — hence dependent for both on their phenomenal, spatially extended, objects.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said the Irvine company, a subsidiary of Edison International in Rosemead, "made a series of representations and produced data and documents" that misled enforcement staff before and during their investigation.
He is distilled into a series of graphic representations.
Working with Cristian Ilies Vasile, a self-described "artist by accident," Krzywinski also created a series of circular representations of pi, where the numbers are connected across the circle with a chord.
A series of schematic representations of trunk muscles activity and simplified external actions on the pelvis are presented.
Its basically extracting out both the surface structure, that kind of a tree structure of a sentence, and then its converting that into a series of different representation, ultimately into one which expressing that thing in fact.
To provide a global overview of ontologies for biology, we also draw upon a related community of research health/medical informatics which uses and shares with bioinformatics a series of knowledge representation constructs for the capture of biological information.
