The phrase "a single representation for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a unified or singular way to depict or express something, often in contexts like data, art, or concepts.
Example: "The goal of this project is to create a single representation for all the data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "a unified depiction of" or "one representation of".
In other words, the human visual system does not construct a single representation of the world for both visual perception and the visual control of action.
Goodale and Milner [1] proposed that the visual system does not construct a single representation of the world for these two different visual functions.
CloseUp provides a single representation of the colinearity by looking for less than perfect linear gene correspondence between chromosome segments (Hampson et al. 2005).
We also consider that no more than two attributes are directly bound together to form a single representation, except for a limited number of very familiar objects, because currently there is no concrete evidence or indispensability for such total integration.
Seeking an economical notation and noting that both cooling and heating are related to temperature, it is assumed that a single representation can be used for both heating and cooling storage.
A question that naturally arises at this point is whether there exist a single representation that would be ideal for any signal at hand.
The peripheral perception therefore seems to correspond to a single representation with a separate weighting for each of the features.
To improve the accuracy of the turkey genome assembly and reliably predict SNPs on the assembled contigs, data were screened for quality by applying a maximum sequencing error tolerance for reads with a single representation.
The rationale for using a single CircleScene representation for the entire video in baseline 1 is motivated by the fact that many online media management systems, e.g., YouTube, use a single camera location to represent an entire video.
