The phrase "a straightforward representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that clearly and directly depicts or illustrates a concept, idea, or object without ambiguity.
Example: "The chart provides a straightforward representation of the sales data over the past year."
Alternatives: "a clear depiction of" or "an unambiguous illustration of".
His 1875 canvas, "The Flume, Opalescent River, Adirondacks," although a straightforward representation of a particular place, was for him a pretty dramatic view.
Although treated as periodic two-phase composites the imperfect geometry of such material systems often precludes a straightforward representation of the RVE in terms of a simple periodic unit cell (PUC).
Perhaps the organ left unseen is not a straightforward representation of Russian might, but rather the forces of a Russia that could be unleashed if all controls were lifted?
But the underlying model of location (the place graph) is a forest, which means there is no straightforward representation of locations that can overlap or intersect.
The most straightforward representation of the dynamic structure (as described in Table 3) is a set of 3D-structures that reflect uniform sampling from the Boltzmann distribution (i.e., as used in the structure determination process itself); this set will be referred to as the set of conformational microstates (in this case comprising 250 3D-structures) and shown in Figure 2A.
"His compositions grew out of patterns of light, rather than the straightforward representation of formal elements," she said.
The model enables straightforward representation of the inter-relations among multiple objectives and analysis of tradeoffs among those that exhibit conflicts.
Unlike the formalisms considered in the related work, this language allows straightforward representation of non-deterministic effects and indirect effects of (possibly concurrent) actions, as well as state constraints; therefore, the updates can be more general than elementary statements.
They can be used to provide relatively straightforward representations of complex sets of inter-related indicators in a manner that is relatively accessible to non-researchers.
This is not the place to explain how or why, but the unstoppable evolution of physics towards ever more mathematically sophisticated, prima facie less straightforward representations of its subject-matter, deserves the attention of philosophers.
ROC curves provide a straightforward graphical representation of the performance of the algorithms.
