The phrase "a syntactic representation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, computer science, or any field discussing the structure of language or data.
Example: "The analysis provided a syntactic representation from the original text, highlighting its grammatical structure."
Alternatives: "a syntactic model derived from" or "a syntactic structure based on".
Grounding can be specified by means of two complementary operations: lifting, which is used to interpret semantic data from a (concrete) syntactic representation, and lowering, which is used to create a (concrete) syntactic representation from semantic data.
Prosody has an immediate rather than delayed effect on a range of syntactic parsing decisions, suggesting that prosody can determine the incremental construction of a syntactic representation on the fly during sentence comprehension.
Our data therefore corroborate a syntactic representation of aspects of speech-acts.
However, the strong correlations in activity between the 2 left frontal regions suggests that both contribute to the construction of a syntactic representation.
However, given that our syntactic manipulation in the functional MRI study involved anomalous prose sentences that are grammatical but lack semantic coherence, it could be argued that the left IFG/left MTG activity associated with anomalous prose sentences in the controls reflects attempts to construct a semantic rather than a syntactic representation.
It could be a way in which rules can derive (LF2a) and (LF2b) from the syntactic representation of (EX2), as some semantically-inclined Essentialists would propose, or a way to explain the syntactic properties of (EX2) from facts about the meanings represented by (LF2a) and (LF2b), as some Emergentists might want.
How can we infer feature properties (fitness) from their syntactic representation?
Hence, each belief base is seen as a set of models and the syntactic representation is irrelevant.
The third attempts to identify "how one criterion is related to another" in terms of their syntactic representation in the context of term calculus especially from the perspective of polynomial association with the strain energy density.
The syntax of the theory's expression will have a deep effect on what inferences can be drawn from it, what kinds of idealizations will work well with it, etc. Humphreys put the point as follows: "the specific syntactic representation used is often crucial to the solvability of the theory's equations" (Humphreys 2009, p.620).
