The phrase "a tangible representation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something physical that demonstrates or serves as evidence of an abstract idea. For example, "The photographs are a tangible representation of the war's destruction."
From train carriages to old doors and sheds, East Enders used bits of London to build homes from Canvey Island to Clacton – a tangible representation of the leakage of the overpopulated city into the vacant countryside.
Ghostly's site announces: "The totem is a physical format for cloud-based listening, an acknowledgment of two seemingly irreconcilable notions: the need for a tangible representation of music and a future in which music is utterly ethereal".
"Will it fit in the pocket of my skinny jeans?" "How will it sit in my small hands?" "Can it double as a cheeseboard?" These valid questions are hard to answer without a tangible representation with which to test.
Additionally, the printed 3-D structures can provide unique educational opportunities outside of traditional lecture halls and away from computer workstations environments as they provide a tangible representation of data when a digital copy is unavailable or inconvenient to share.
I explained the idea - that it is a tangible representation of God's help.
In the ethereal world of digital media, printed magazines continue to offer something concrete, a tangible representation of a collaboration between editors, artists, designers and writers.
We will continue to grasp onto any tangible representation we have of one of the best weeks of our lives -- whether it be through pictures, through our All-American jacket or through proudly wearing the Army logo.
The video's fast-paced format creates a striking tangible representation of this pervasive shift in news production as well as modern day consumer culture.
Beyond its functions as a content management system, VuWiki is fitted with a terminological backbone in which the tangible representation of a vulnerability study (a single article/publication) is a unique wiki page specified by numerous properties based on the vulnerability ontology.
We can come up with other strategies not yet mentioned: give Institute attendees some tangible representation of the achievement gap -like a replica of an airbag - to serve as ongoing reminders of what some children have and others lack.
The word "Ebenezer" is Hebrew for "stone of help" -- it was a tangible, visible representation and reminder of a tangible and visible help from the Lord.
