The phrase "a transformation represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a change or conversion that is depicted or illustrated in some form, such as in mathematics, art, or data analysis.
Example: "In the graph, a transformation represented by the curve illustrates the shift in population over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a depicted transformation" or "a represented change".
For instance, Potapov and coworkers note that shortest path analysis, applied to a static network, may offer limited information because the length of an edge in the graph model may not correlate well with the overall efficiency of a particular biochemical transformation represented by the edge [ 10].
In a model of in vitro transformation represented by NIH3T3 cells transformed by TRK oncogenes (NF861 and NF797) we observed reduction of Stat3 protein levels, but no difference in Stat3 cellular localization in comparison to parental NIH3T3 cells.
To determine if this morphological transformation represented an EMT (as has been reported [ 27]), we analyzed levels of several proteins by western blotting.
The geometric transformation represented by H t can be characterized by different models as appropriate.
This transformation represents a new approach to substrate-controlled acetate aldol reactions and complements the 1,4-anti asymmetric induction produced by the related α-benzyloxy ketones.
Thus, the A1 ↔ A6 ↔ L10 phase transformation represents a combination of different types of phase transitions such as cooperative displacement A1 ↔ А6 and ordering A6 ↔ L10 of atoms.
Evaporation rates and other factors suggest that this transformation represents a phase transition from graphite composed of randomly oriented layers of graphene to fully crystalline graphite having layers in registry.
Namely, pure shift of the reverse transformation as a result of martensite stabilization provides an upper estimate for the atomic reordering or "chemical" contribution to the stabilization, whereas broadening of the reverse transformation represents a lower limit for pinning-induced or "mechanical" stabilization component.
