The phrase "a television representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is depicted or portrayed on television, such as a character, event, or concept.
Example: "The documentary provides a television representation of the historical events that shaped our nation."
Alternatives: "a TV portrayal" or "a televised depiction".
Mrs. Mahoney is a senior media buyer at Ammirati Puris Lintas, the advertising agency; Mr. Mahoney is a sales manager at Telerep, a television sales representation company.
Diane Gordon, who publishes the television industry newsletter The Surf Report, said the best television representations of the wars have come from documentaries like "Restrepo," which was shown on the National Geographic Channel after a theatrical release, and the "Frontline" films on PBS.
The bridegroom, 36, is an account executive for TeleRep, a New York television advertising representation firm.
At one point, I got into a brief but heated discussion with a television critic about the problematic racial representations on the show.
The debate over the show is related to, but not a full picture of, greater debates about race and television, about representation and power, and about reception.
Regardless, Latinos continue to combat stereotypes and a lack of representation in television and film, and many argued that PopSugar "dimmed" actual Latina women by using its platform to celebrate Jenner instead of an actual Latina.
The feisty, immaculately dressed sidekicks who speak in insults on reality television are not a complete representation of queer life.
But "it is significant that an official Chinese state television channel showed even a symbolic representation of a cyberattack, particularly one on entities clearly located in a foreign sovereign nation," they wrote.
Everyone, I think, is happy to see a diverse representation of people on television.
According to a poll that Jones cites, Vicky Pollard is considered by most people working in British television to be an "accurate representation of Britain's white working class".
